The document summarizes design elements of a music magazine page that appeal to its target hip hop audience. Bold text and headings make information easily readable. The artist's tattoos and dark, dangerous background fit hip hop stereotypes to engage readers. Unconventional text and page numbers stand out while small sponsor logos are discreetly included. Overall these visual choices reinforce the magazine's reputation for hip hop culture.

1. Magazine title and date-
allows audience to easily
recognise magazine.
Big ‘V’ represents the title
‘Vibe’. It’s a symbol of the
magazine which is well
renowned
Unique way of writing
‘contents’. Makes the
magazine more
renowned.
The artists tattoo’s comply to
the stereotype of hip hop
artists. Plays to the idea that
he is ‘gangster’. This would
appeal to the target audience.
Bold
subheadings to
make sure text
is easily
readable and
headings and
information are
distinguished.
Dark red background
connotes danger- a
common theme for
rap artists. This
‘danger’ also plays
into the other
aspects such as his
tattoos and chains.
This also allows the
artist to stand out.
The word ‘features’ is
written differently to the
rest of the text, allowing
it to be distinguished.
Artist’s chain is a
connotation of wealth
and also connotes
gangster. This fits into the
stereotype of this type of
music magazine.
Small sponsorship print-
gives credit to
manufacturers of artists
products e.g. New Era hat.
Page numbers are
inconsistent- aren’t
regular. They are coloured
white to make them easily
seen.