My previous version of my music magazine did not completely suite the genre type of Hip Hop, as a result I had to re shoot and collect images with different props to make it relevant to the genre such as baseball caps. The main front cover of my new magazine was altered to a great extent in comparison to my previous version. The background was stripped of and replaced with a plain white background and the main image was replaced with the intention of having high quality image. The result of this instantly made my magazine appear more professional. The colour scheme was reduced to mainly two colours, dark red and white. This was kept throughout the entire magazine which adds to the contingency and keeps the professionalism throughout the content and double page spread. The layers on the content page made more sensible to read because of the composition of the letterings and separated titles, whereas in the previous version my music magazine looked disfigured and did not keep the same style and format through each page. My double page spread in the new version contained more visual effects , such as a faded image in the background and had a main title to highlight the purpose of the content. The previous version had no title and the colour scheme was too mixed, which made the double page spread look un professional by having no relevance to the entire magazine itself. Overall there has been a major visual change to the my music magazine, the final version looks and fits the genre of my intention, Hip Hop, with the same colour scheme provided throughout the entire magazine and the use of planned composition and layering created a professional music magazine which is adhering to Hip Hop characteristics of challenges, challenging the ideology of Hip Hop as being not serious in comparison to other genres such as classical and jazz. And it surely does not seem like a woman's pop magazine such as my previous version.