On this print screen, I have just added on the 'feature' film headline and information underneath. Again, with this text, I used the same font as for the title and all other text, just to help with the consistency of the front cover. It should be the same font, so that it doesn't stand out and seem like it doesn't belong on the front cover.
I kept the colouring of the font, for the feature film heading, white with the blue shadowing effect, so that it was the same as the main title for the magazine. This makes it seem like it has some importance, making it more similar to the title than what any of the other features will be like. I think by using the blue as the shadowing, which I used for the title as well, it helps bring the blue tint of the image come out slightly. It also helps make the cover sections seem related to one another by linking them with the colour in the images.
Underneath the text 'Notes of Fate', which is underlined with a line the same colour as the shadowing text, there is some more text, which is selling the magazine to the reader and making them want to buy it to read what the writers have to say about a newly released film, that they may find interesting. By adding in a positive comment about the film on the front cover, it allows the reader to think that the magazine writers, who write the reviews, like this film, which is probably understandable any ways, simply because it's the main feature on the magazine cover.
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