I have made this decision because I believe that although my
billboard is following a pastel colour theme, the pastel colours struggled to
stand out against the pale background, and because the main purpose of my billboard
is to grab attention, a title that does not stand out against the background
the billboard will struggle to grab attention, therefore I have chosen to stick
to a black title as it contrasts against the pale background.
I have decided to differentiate between the two words “teen”
and “unique” because I think it will not only attract more attention but is
unique from other magazine titles, which is the basis of the magazine. I started
with Times New Roman for both but went on to change the word “Teen” to Tahoma as
I believe it is more curved and looks more attractive to a younger audience. I looked
into the tightness of the characters, I changed the word to very tight then
because the letter “T” still had a gap and gave it a feel of two separate words
“T” and “een” I adjusted the character spacing between the letters this will
create a more immediate effect and draw the audience’s attention. To contrast
from the classic look of the word “teen” I decided to stick with font type
Times New Roman for the “Unique” but I have used italics to give it a sense of
a romantic appearance.
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