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Planning: Logo

Now for the logo of my magazine, once again I'm gonna try different websites.

Just like popular beauty magazine logos, I wanna go for a formal and sophisticated font for m magazine title, CORAL. I have also decided on a publishing company's name, which is gonna be MAG Z.

From the website https://www.dafont.com/, I first tried a basic serif font, Cinzel,


and then a basic sans serif font, Champagne and limousine, so I could compare both and see which one looked better.

I'm honestly still pretty indecisive as both of these matches the look I want to create for my magazine. So I guess I would have to surf a bit to get the perfect font and logo for my magazine.

On the website https://www.designmantic.com/ I found this logo:


and so I started to edit it, moving the elements around a bit and making a few custom logos.




I like the last one the most! But once again, the website isn't free, so it's really unfortunate that I cannot use it.

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