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Left to right: Seventeen Magazine (via naldzgraphics) Home Miami (via You the Designer) Dwell Magazineīlack and white are always solid choices for subtitles or other smaller text, but a magazine cover’s bigger, bolder text elements are a great place to inject some serious color.Īs any skilled designer knows, selecting color is never random.

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The designer could have lightened it up or even planted it there altogether! If done well, we’d never know. That crashing wave in the foreground of the Morberg magazine page is a great bed for dark text spelling out the magazine’s contents but it may not be a “natural” part of the image. So, much of magazine cover design is finding a suitable spot for text - look at how New York Times Style magazine below places the phrase “talking dirty” in the one region of George Clooney’s shirt that is most blackened, or how the text over Keira Knightley on Interview magazine follows the line of her dark coat.Ĭonveniently, modern designers have access to editing software like Photoshop, so digitally lightening or darkening areas of a photograph is always a possibility. Obviously, for text to be readable, it must be light and set against a dark background or vice versa.

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Either way, appealing images tend to have a good amount of contrast between light and dark regions.

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The basis of most magazine covers is going to be either a photograph or an illustration. Left to right: Morberg (via Me and My Magazines) Interview (via Creative Bloq) The New York Times Magazine (via Pinterest) Dark on light, light on dark text placement Here are 8 magazine cover design techniques that all designers should know.

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The world of print media may be shrinking but the magazine cover continues to offer a wealth of helpful takeaways for designers of all sorts - web designers and packaging designers in particular. Your only mission: reveal the magazine’s content in a way that makes it jump off the shelf. There are enough constraints to give you structure - a set space of 8 by 11 inches or so a few unifying traits that carry across issues - but beyond that it’s up to you to arrange text and touch up photos, working with some of the best photographers and illustrators in the game. The magazine cover is a designer’s dream.






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