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2. Both covers centre on one individual, with them facing the camera. . Both pictures are in colour. 3. Life magazine is on the landing on the moon, and on the cover there's an astronaut standing on the moon. Vogue magazine's main artical is on Obama, and on the cover is president Obama. 4.Life magazine: framing. You can see the reflection of an astronaut and a landing shuttle on the main astronaut's helmet. Vogue: colour space. Obama's white shirt and blue tie really stand out from the dark background of the magazine. 5. Simple pictures and titles, and usually focused on one title. There were not a lot of artwork and etc. Colours were simple and common. 6. Poster covers have obvious titles to get the attention quickly. Poster covers have just few cover lines, and such cover lines are strongly overshadowed by the illustration. ( http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Five-Characteristics-of-a-Good-Poster&id=1312836) 7. To draw attention and indicate what can be found inside of the magazine. (http://longleaf.net/coverlines/) 8. A cover with a big and striking photograph and a devised use of color. (http://longleaf.net/coverlines/integratedcover.html) 9. Cover lines create layers and depth. The placement of the cover lines should make both the photo and the tiles stand out. 10. -outside the box: A box contained the title, another box contained the picture, a third box contained cover lines or other publication data. -inside the box: Knockouts were used to create boxes inside an illustration, into which type could be placed//.// -columns: Magazine with colored vertical column for cover lines alone. Any magazine that used cover lines could adopt the text-column approach for a single issue. -zones: Illustrations and cover lines in separate zones on the magazines. Such a method greatly simplifies the requirements for photography and is still used in trade magazines produced by inexperienced staffs. -banner and corner: use in attention-grabbing "loud" covers, and have been used little by successful, mainstream publications. -unplanned spaces: text is fitted into the accidentally empty spaces. -planned spaces: illustrators planned the cover line spaces for the display on elements.