Flatplan vs Final

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Compared to my flatplan, I've kept it the same however there has been few developments, I've rotated the masthead "OLD" as the convention for this is to read it from top to bottom not bottom to top. I didn't use a graphic or border for my masthead however I did experiment but it was less suitable compared to my final. I've added a shadow for the name of the anchor which I didn't intend to do. According to my flatplan, I was supposed to keep the cover line font size the same and I initially wanted to add more colour than my final. However I am happy with my final cover.

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