Anatomy of a Magazine

3. The space between columns
7. Short line of text describing an image
8. A small story relating to the main text
12. Means "without serifs"
15. The bottom of the letters that align on the X-Axis
17. A mark larger than the actual page, that allows the design to go past the tramline
18. Parts of a letter that go below the baseline
20. Who the article is written by
21. Presenting information in a way other than columnar text
24. Typically the beginning of the article designed to engage the viewer
25. Denoting who the artwork is by

1. Featured article, column or brief
2. Photo, graphic or illustration to gain the viewer's attention
4. A design that goes across two pages that are next to each other when the magazine is open
5. Whitespace around the edge of the page
6. Generally contain the page number, magazine's name and issue date
9. A label above the header
10. Lines that extend out from a letter, at the end of a stroke
11. Space between lines of text
13. Parts of a letter that go above the Cap Height
14. Used to break up large chunks of text
16. Majority of text in a magazine in a single size and style
19. A line
22. Larger than captions, it's a call-out text that engages the viewer
23. A printer's mark used to denote where the page's edge or trim is