Cover types

1. Early Magazine Covers
2. The Poster Cover
3. Pictures Married to Type
4. In the Forest of Words

Early magazine covers were more bland and not very colorful with a lot of words on the front and not a lot of pictures. The magazines looked more like a book cover than anything. The pictures that need no words magazine covers have a huge photo on the front and maybe a title and a few words. The main focus is the picture, the writer wants the reader to get the most out of the picture. The pictures married to type have models in them, they are completely posed for the photo. The title is covered somewhat by the model or something by the model. In the forest of Words. The models are more in the back behind the words, sometimes they overlap a word or letter.