Ideas for cover page

 For my cover page, I would like for my model to be a person of color or black women. I already have my model, Shaony Lopez, picked out to be the cover of this magazine. Below I will broadcast sample pictures below of what I'd prefer my cover to look like before actually posting my model.

 

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