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This document discusses pop rock music genre and analyzes the covers of four magazines. Pop rock mixes catchy pop style with light lyrics in typically guitar-based rock songs. The magazine covers analyzed have varying designs with different uses of color, fonts, photos, and article descriptions to appeal to different audiences. They incorporate styles associated with pop, rock, and gothic genres through visual elements like dark makeup, tattoos, and varied color schemes.
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Deconstructions
This document contains analyses of magazine covers and contents pages from various rock music magazines such as Kerrang, NME, and Q Magazine. The analyses describe visual elements that would attract readers' attention, including prominent images of bands and their members, eye-catching fonts and colors, and previews of featured articles. The target audiences of the magazines are identified as generally male, ranging from teenagers to older generations, depending on the styles of music featured.
Genre Research
The document discusses different music genres and summarizes the key features of magazine covers representing each genre. For rap music, the magazine cover analyzed is VIBE, which features Eminem and has a white background with red and black writing. For pop music, the cover is Top of the Pops featuring Britney Spears with a white/light purple background. For heavy metal, the cover is HAMMER featuring the rhythm guitarist from Slipknot with a black background. All the magazine covers have the title in large letters at the top and a main image indicating the topic of the issue.
Analysis of front covers
The document analyzes the front covers of three music magazines - Q, Kerrang!, and Vibe. Some key points:
- All three magazines feature a main artist image designed to attract attention, usually in a provocative pose. They also include standard elements like the masthead, issue details, and advertisements.
- The color schemes and layouts vary between magazines. Q sticks to red, white, and black while Kerrang! and Vibe use more varied, vibrant colors.
- The main cover lines are intended to entice readers by hinting at exclusive content about the featured artist inside the issue.
- Additional elements like "flashers" and freebies with the purchase are used to
Front Cover Overview
This document analyzes six front covers of the pop music magazine "We Love Pop" to identify shared features and patterns. It finds that the covers consistently feature: the artist prominently on the right side; additional feature photos of both male and female artists; bright colors associated with pop music. Costume choices aim to keep young readers up-to-date on fashion trends. The signature masthead, pug logo, and use of photos also remain consistent across issues. These repetitive elements help maintain the magazine's brand identity and attract its target audience.
Analysis of contents pages
This document analyzes the content pages of three music magazines: Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and Vibe.
The Q Magazine content page uses bright colors and images of artists to highlight articles. Cheryl Cole is featured wearing dark clothing representing her rock music genre. Short summaries entice readers without revealing too much.
The Kerrang! page also uses colors and artist images but its genre is unclear - bright colors suggest pop but content implies rock. It aims to discuss music in a fun way for younger audiences.
The single greyscale image of Kanye West on the Vibe page draws attention to reveal information about his personal life. Its minimalist design creates intrigue to learn more inside. The page leaves the
Magazine research task rock sound
- Rock Sound is a monthly British magazine focused on rock music that was launched in 1999.
- It has a circulation of 13,220 and targets readers ages 16 and older who have a strong interest in rock music.
- The magazine covers news, new music, album reviews, features, and concert listings. It uses a consistent style with bold fonts, red and black colors to portray a rock theme.
The uses and gratification theory
Blumler and Katz suggested that media users play a role in selecting media to meet their needs. They identified several reasons why people use media, including:
Information - People use media like magazines and newspapers to gain knowledge. Music magazines provide information about music events, songs, artists and albums.
Entertainment - Media can relieve stress and problems. Magazines entertain depending on their audience, through quizzes, horoscopes or images of women.
Social Interaction - Magazines connect readers to share opinions and spread popularity. People may read magazines to socially interact with friends discussing that media.
Contents page analysis 2
This document analyzes the formality of a classical music magazine through its use of language, images, colors, and layout. The magazine's contents page uses proper formal language without slang. Artists are addressed by their full name. While most images depict formal classical scenes, one informal image of a person in casual clothes playing piano breaks conventions. Colors like bright reds, whites, and pale backgrounds are used to make the images and text more engaging while maintaining formality. The layout with columns of page numbers and articles without text wrapping also contributes to the magazine's formal style.
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This document contains analyses of magazine covers and contents pages from various rock music magazines such as Kerrang, NME, and Q Magazine. The analyses describe visual elements that would attract readers' attention, including prominent images of bands and their members, eye-catching fonts and colors, and previews of featured articles. The target audiences of the magazines are identified as generally male, ranging from teenagers to older generations, depending on the styles of music featured.
Genre Research
The document discusses different music genres and summarizes the key features of magazine covers representing each genre. For rap music, the magazine cover analyzed is VIBE, which features Eminem and has a white background with red and black writing. For pop music, the cover is Top of the Pops featuring Britney Spears with a white/light purple background. For heavy metal, the cover is HAMMER featuring the rhythm guitarist from Slipknot with a black background. All the magazine covers have the title in large letters at the top and a main image indicating the topic of the issue.
Analysis of front covers
The document analyzes the front covers of three music magazines - Q, Kerrang!, and Vibe. Some key points:
- All three magazines feature a main artist image designed to attract attention, usually in a provocative pose. They also include standard elements like the masthead, issue details, and advertisements.
- The color schemes and layouts vary between magazines. Q sticks to red, white, and black while Kerrang! and Vibe use more varied, vibrant colors.
- The main cover lines are intended to entice readers by hinting at exclusive content about the featured artist inside the issue.
- Additional elements like "flashers" and freebies with the purchase are used to
Front Cover Overview
This document analyzes six front covers of the pop music magazine "We Love Pop" to identify shared features and patterns. It finds that the covers consistently feature: the artist prominently on the right side; additional feature photos of both male and female artists; bright colors associated with pop music. Costume choices aim to keep young readers up-to-date on fashion trends. The signature masthead, pug logo, and use of photos also remain consistent across issues. These repetitive elements help maintain the magazine's brand identity and attract its target audience.
Analysis of contents pages
This document analyzes the content pages of three music magazines: Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and Vibe.
The Q Magazine content page uses bright colors and images of artists to highlight articles. Cheryl Cole is featured wearing dark clothing representing her rock music genre. Short summaries entice readers without revealing too much.
The Kerrang! page also uses colors and artist images but its genre is unclear - bright colors suggest pop but content implies rock. It aims to discuss music in a fun way for younger audiences.
The single greyscale image of Kanye West on the Vibe page draws attention to reveal information about his personal life. Its minimalist design creates intrigue to learn more inside. The page leaves the
Magazine research task rock sound
- Rock Sound is a monthly British magazine focused on rock music that was launched in 1999.
- It has a circulation of 13,220 and targets readers ages 16 and older who have a strong interest in rock music.
- The magazine covers news, new music, album reviews, features, and concert listings. It uses a consistent style with bold fonts, red and black colors to portray a rock theme.
The uses and gratification theory
Blumler and Katz suggested that media users play a role in selecting media to meet their needs. They identified several reasons why people use media, including:
Information - People use media like magazines and newspapers to gain knowledge. Music magazines provide information about music events, songs, artists and albums.
Entertainment - Media can relieve stress and problems. Magazines entertain depending on their audience, through quizzes, horoscopes or images of women.
Social Interaction - Magazines connect readers to share opinions and spread popularity. People may read magazines to socially interact with friends discussing that media.
Contents page analysis 2
This document analyzes the formality of a classical music magazine through its use of language, images, colors, and layout. The magazine's contents page uses proper formal language without slang. Artists are addressed by their full name. While most images depict formal classical scenes, one informal image of a person in casual clothes playing piano breaks conventions. Colors like bright reds, whites, and pale backgrounds are used to make the images and text more engaging while maintaining formality. The layout with columns of page numbers and articles without text wrapping also contributes to the magazine's formal style.
Rolling Stone Magazine Analysis
Rolling Stone Magazine targets a young mainstream audience aged 15-24 with content focusing on popular culture such as music, films, television and celebrities. It was first published in 1967 and is now on its 1118th issue. The magazine is published bi-weekly in the United States by Wenyer Media and reaches an audience of 1.4 million. It covers topics in popular music, politics and culture while maintaining a classic quality.
Billboard Double Page Spread
The main image takes up half the page with a close-up of Beyoncé's stern face, emphasizing her importance to the article. Her flawless appearance and gold headpiece represent her control over her life and career success. The purple background on the left side suggests the article will reveal Beyoncé's mysteries, while the plain grey behind her image allows focus on her power. Bold and decorative fonts are used in the headline to look fierce and creative, while the article uses clear sans-serif font. Unusual conventions like bolding the first words draw the audience in to learn more about Beyoncé.
Rolling Stone
The document analyzes design elements of Rolling Stone magazine's cover and contents pages. It notes that the red masthead against a white background creates a professional, recognizable brand identity. The cover typically features a provocative full-body photo of a female musician wearing minimal clothing, in contrast to male-focused magazines. The contents pages include photos related to music and politics to appeal to an older demographic, along with page numbers, headings, and questions to guide readers through the magazine's articles and sections.
Music magazine analysis
The magazine uses specific design elements and colors to attract and engage readers. Red is prominently featured in logos and headers to make elements stand out. Photos are carefully selected to represent the artists and intrigue readers based on music interests. Descriptions provide just enough information to entice learning more. The layout balances white space with relevant content divided into columns for easy reading. Overall the magazine employs intentional design and formatting to draw in readers and market featured musicians.
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This document summarizes and analyzes the design elements of a double page spread (DPS) from a music magazine featuring Lady Gaga. It notes that the main image is a black and white photo of Lady Gaga topless covering her breasts. The text discusses Lady Gaga's style and a quote with swearing to create an informal tone. Analysis indicates the magazine targets a young male audience given the revealing photo. Design elements like fonts, columns, lines, and a large red "L" are also described.
Music magazine mood board
The magazine cover features a provocative image of Beyoncé dripping wet in a suggestive pose. The masthead runs across the top in bold red font, and the lead article discusses Beyoncé "stripping down". The target audience is young males interested in hip hop and R&B. Imagery and articles aim to sell artists' sex appeal while staying within the bounds of suggestive rather than explicit content.
Textual analysis
This document analyzes magazine covers for different music genres: pop, rock, and classical.
For the pop magazine cover, the analysis notes that the bright pink masthead and Justin Bieber image are intended to attract teenage girls. Additional cover lines around the page also aim to grab attention.
Regarding the rock magazine, the analysis explains that the "Classic Rock" masthead, bold font, and mention of classic artists in cover lines connect it to the genre. A free CD offer and Guns N' Roses article are also meant to entice readers.
Finally, for the classical magazine, the stylized "music" masthead, natural color scheme, and focus on a violinist in the main image
Pitch plan for magazine
The document outlines plans for a magazine focused on rock music. It proposes the magazine be called "Volume" and cost £4.25 monthly. It would feature in-depth articles and interviews on rock artists, as well as news, competitions, and top lists. The style would use red, black, and white colors associated with rock. Sample front covers and contents pages are displayed drawing from other music magazines.
Magazine Cover Deconstruction
This document analyzes the cover designs of three music magazines - NME, Kerrang, and Q.
For NME, the masthead is in pink to contrast the black and white main image and promote the featured article about The Clash. Kerrang uses black and white for its logo to match the genre and yellow for the main article about Bring Me the Horizon.
Q keeps its logo simple with two colors. It places the main image and article title prominently to draw attention to news of an Oasis reunion. Common techniques across magazines include placing logos and key details in standard locations to guide the reader's eye. Color, font, and image selection are also used strategically to highlight important
Analysis of music magazines
The document summarizes the design elements of magazine covers and articles. Some key points:
- Mastheads use eroded fonts to convey a "rock" feel. Main images tie into lead articles.
- Left thirds highlight most important content like lead articles and bands readers likely enjoy.
- Contents pages feature prominent band images and clearly displayed article information.
- Double page spreads are often picture-led, using images to set tones reinforced by headlines, pull quotes, and copy.
A Level Media
This document analyzes the front cover design of a music magazine. It discusses various design elements including the use of different fonts, colors, images, and layout. Orange and white are the main colors that maintain a consistent theme throughout. Photographs of musicians are used to promote featured articles. Both male and female audiences are targeted through the selection of images. The cover aims to attract readers through an appealing yet classical aesthetic with natural colors and elegant styling.
Detailed class analysis of music magazine on q
The document provides a detailed analysis of the cover and contents pages of the rock music magazine Q. Some key points:
- The cover features the band looking straight at the reader, with the frontman in the middle. Band names listed show who is featured in the issue.
- The contents pages split articles into "Comebacks of the year" and "also in this issue," implying some are more important. It features mostly male artists, fitting the magazine's target demographic.
- A two-page feature on the band Kings of Leon uses iconic images of the full band that would appeal to Q's readership. It takes up the whole page to represent the band as important.
How did i address
The document contains feedback from two individuals on the design of a magazine cover and contents. Both note that the cover stands out due to its use of bright colors, varied fonts, and intriguing article titles that would attract the target audience. The contents page also effectively features articles and sections that address the interests of the audience in music, bands, and festivals. Images used relate well to the content and help draw in readers. Overall, the feedback indicates the design successfully attracts and addresses the magazine's intended readership.
Analysis
The document discusses the design and layout of several music magazines, including Billboard, NME, Kerrang, Q Magazine, and Rolling Stone. It analyzes elements like the use of photographs, colors, font, and organization of content to understand how each magazine conveys its brand and targets a specific audience. Key points made include that Billboard appears neat and consistent across issues to appeal to teenagers and young adults, while NME uses bolder graphics and styles to engage punk fans. The layouts aim to guide readers efficiently to find content while reflecting the magazine's musical genre through visual cues.
Research
The document discusses magazine covers for NME, Rock Sound, and Q magazines. It analyzes design elements like mastheads, images, layouts, and colors used and how they appeal to different target audiences. NME uses bright colors and large text to seem rebellious and appeal to teenagers. Rock Sound has a neat layout and gritty fonts to emphasize its rock/metal focus. Q magazine seems sophisticated through its stylish design and neutral colors, targeting an audience aged 18-40.
Analysing magazines
This document provides an analysis of magazine covers and contents pages. Some key points summarized:
1) Magazine covers use symbolic colors, images of artists, and minimal text to attract attention and highlight important stories.
2) Contents pages list stories with short descriptions and photos to entice readers and show what each section will feature.
3) Article spreads utilize the page space creatively, incorporating text around and between images to maximize information while maintaining design.
4) Consistent color schemes, formatting, and sections help readers navigate comfortably between issues of the same magazine.
Formal magazine proposal
The document provides initial ideas for a rock music magazine called "Amplify!". It will focus on female rock artists and target middle class girls and women ages 15-30. The front cover will feature a close-up photo of a female rock star against a white background with the title "Amplify!" in red letters. It will promote the band "The Evil Eva" and include additional photos and information about their new album. The contents page will list sections like reviews and concerts alongside photos of band members. Double page spreads will have titles in red on the left page and articles in black font. Photographs will portray female rock stars with dark makeup to look dramatic and like real rock bands.
Analysis of professional magazine front cover
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Fmp research
The Rolling Stones magazine was founded in 1967 in San Francisco by Ralph J. Gleason and Jann Wenner. Gleason was the founding editor and had previously founded Jazz magazines. The first issue featured John Lennon on the cover. The document then discusses the Rolling Stones demographic in 2016 and why the author chose to examine this magazine, focusing on appealing to young adults. It provides details on the layouts, longevity, and appeal of Rolling Stones.
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Rolling Stone Magazine targets a young mainstream audience aged 15-24 with content focusing on popular culture such as music, films, television and celebrities. It was first published in 1967 and is now on its 1118th issue. The magazine is published bi-weekly in the United States by Wenyer Media and reaches an audience of 1.4 million. It covers topics in popular music, politics and culture while maintaining a classic quality.
Billboard Double Page Spread
The main image takes up half the page with a close-up of Beyoncé's stern face, emphasizing her importance to the article. Her flawless appearance and gold headpiece represent her control over her life and career success. The purple background on the left side suggests the article will reveal Beyoncé's mysteries, while the plain grey behind her image allows focus on her power. Bold and decorative fonts are used in the headline to look fierce and creative, while the article uses clear sans-serif font. Unusual conventions like bolding the first words draw the audience in to learn more about Beyoncé.
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The document analyzes design elements of Rolling Stone magazine's cover and contents pages. It notes that the red masthead against a white background creates a professional, recognizable brand identity. The cover typically features a provocative full-body photo of a female musician wearing minimal clothing, in contrast to male-focused magazines. The contents pages include photos related to music and politics to appeal to an older demographic, along with page numbers, headings, and questions to guide readers through the magazine's articles and sections.
Music magazine analysis
The magazine uses specific design elements and colors to attract and engage readers. Red is prominently featured in logos and headers to make elements stand out. Photos are carefully selected to represent the artists and intrigue readers based on music interests. Descriptions provide just enough information to entice learning more. The layout balances white space with relevant content divided into columns for easy reading. Overall the magazine employs intentional design and formatting to draw in readers and market featured musicians.
Dps research 3
This document summarizes and analyzes the design elements of a double page spread (DPS) from a music magazine featuring Lady Gaga. It notes that the main image is a black and white photo of Lady Gaga topless covering her breasts. The text discusses Lady Gaga's style and a quote with swearing to create an informal tone. Analysis indicates the magazine targets a young male audience given the revealing photo. Design elements like fonts, columns, lines, and a large red "L" are also described.
Music magazine mood board
The magazine cover features a provocative image of Beyoncé dripping wet in a suggestive pose. The masthead runs across the top in bold red font, and the lead article discusses Beyoncé "stripping down". The target audience is young males interested in hip hop and R&B. Imagery and articles aim to sell artists' sex appeal while staying within the bounds of suggestive rather than explicit content.
Textual analysis
This document analyzes magazine covers for different music genres: pop, rock, and classical.
For the pop magazine cover, the analysis notes that the bright pink masthead and Justin Bieber image are intended to attract teenage girls. Additional cover lines around the page also aim to grab attention.
Regarding the rock magazine, the analysis explains that the "Classic Rock" masthead, bold font, and mention of classic artists in cover lines connect it to the genre. A free CD offer and Guns N' Roses article are also meant to entice readers.
Finally, for the classical magazine, the stylized "music" masthead, natural color scheme, and focus on a violinist in the main image
Pitch plan for magazine
The document outlines plans for a magazine focused on rock music. It proposes the magazine be called "Volume" and cost £4.25 monthly. It would feature in-depth articles and interviews on rock artists, as well as news, competitions, and top lists. The style would use red, black, and white colors associated with rock. Sample front covers and contents pages are displayed drawing from other music magazines.
Magazine Cover Deconstruction
This document analyzes the cover designs of three music magazines - NME, Kerrang, and Q.
For NME, the masthead is in pink to contrast the black and white main image and promote the featured article about The Clash. Kerrang uses black and white for its logo to match the genre and yellow for the main article about Bring Me the Horizon.
Q keeps its logo simple with two colors. It places the main image and article title prominently to draw attention to news of an Oasis reunion. Common techniques across magazines include placing logos and key details in standard locations to guide the reader's eye. Color, font, and image selection are also used strategically to highlight important
Analysis of music magazines
The document summarizes the design elements of magazine covers and articles. Some key points:
- Mastheads use eroded fonts to convey a "rock" feel. Main images tie into lead articles.
- Left thirds highlight most important content like lead articles and bands readers likely enjoy.
- Contents pages feature prominent band images and clearly displayed article information.
- Double page spreads are often picture-led, using images to set tones reinforced by headlines, pull quotes, and copy.
A Level Media
This document analyzes the front cover design of a music magazine. It discusses various design elements including the use of different fonts, colors, images, and layout. Orange and white are the main colors that maintain a consistent theme throughout. Photographs of musicians are used to promote featured articles. Both male and female audiences are targeted through the selection of images. The cover aims to attract readers through an appealing yet classical aesthetic with natural colors and elegant styling.
Detailed class analysis of music magazine on q
The document provides a detailed analysis of the cover and contents pages of the rock music magazine Q. Some key points:
- The cover features the band looking straight at the reader, with the frontman in the middle. Band names listed show who is featured in the issue.
- The contents pages split articles into "Comebacks of the year" and "also in this issue," implying some are more important. It features mostly male artists, fitting the magazine's target demographic.
- A two-page feature on the band Kings of Leon uses iconic images of the full band that would appeal to Q's readership. It takes up the whole page to represent the band as important.
How did i address
The document contains feedback from two individuals on the design of a magazine cover and contents. Both note that the cover stands out due to its use of bright colors, varied fonts, and intriguing article titles that would attract the target audience. The contents page also effectively features articles and sections that address the interests of the audience in music, bands, and festivals. Images used relate well to the content and help draw in readers. Overall, the feedback indicates the design successfully attracts and addresses the magazine's intended readership.
Analysis
The document discusses the design and layout of several music magazines, including Billboard, NME, Kerrang, Q Magazine, and Rolling Stone. It analyzes elements like the use of photographs, colors, font, and organization of content to understand how each magazine conveys its brand and targets a specific audience. Key points made include that Billboard appears neat and consistent across issues to appeal to teenagers and young adults, while NME uses bolder graphics and styles to engage punk fans. The layouts aim to guide readers efficiently to find content while reflecting the magazine's musical genre through visual cues.
Research
The document discusses magazine covers for NME, Rock Sound, and Q magazines. It analyzes design elements like mastheads, images, layouts, and colors used and how they appeal to different target audiences. NME uses bright colors and large text to seem rebellious and appeal to teenagers. Rock Sound has a neat layout and gritty fonts to emphasize its rock/metal focus. Q magazine seems sophisticated through its stylish design and neutral colors, targeting an audience aged 18-40.
Analysing magazines
This document provides an analysis of magazine covers and contents pages. Some key points summarized:
1) Magazine covers use symbolic colors, images of artists, and minimal text to attract attention and highlight important stories.
2) Contents pages list stories with short descriptions and photos to entice readers and show what each section will feature.
3) Article spreads utilize the page space creatively, incorporating text around and between images to maximize information while maintaining design.
4) Consistent color schemes, formatting, and sections help readers navigate comfortably between issues of the same magazine.
Formal magazine proposal
The document provides initial ideas for a rock music magazine called "Amplify!". It will focus on female rock artists and target middle class girls and women ages 15-30. The front cover will feature a close-up photo of a female rock star against a white background with the title "Amplify!" in red letters. It will promote the band "The Evil Eva" and include additional photos and information about their new album. The contents page will list sections like reviews and concerts alongside photos of band members. Double page spreads will have titles in red on the left page and articles in black font. Photographs will portray female rock stars with dark makeup to look dramatic and like real rock bands.
Analysis of professional magazine front cover
The document analyzes the cover of the Kerrang magazine. It discusses several key elements of the cover design including the masthead, skyline, main cover line, main image, cover lines, positioning statement, barcode, and color scheme. The masthead uses a unique font to stand out and be recognizable even if only partially visible. The skyline and cover lines briefly summarize additional articles to entice readers. Larger fonts are used for important elements like the artist name in the main cover line and main image to attract attention. Color and positioning are also used strategically to guide the eye to important elements and represent the magazine's genre.
Fmp research
The Rolling Stones magazine was founded in 1967 in San Francisco by Ralph J. Gleason and Jann Wenner. Gleason was the founding editor and had previously founded Jazz magazines. The first issue featured John Lennon on the cover. The document then discusses the Rolling Stones demographic in 2016 and why the author chose to examine this magazine, focusing on appealing to young adults. It provides details on the layouts, longevity, and appeal of Rolling Stones.
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- 2. Pop Rock Pop rock is a music genre which mixes a catchy pop style and light lyrics in its (typically) guitar-based rock songs. There are varying definitions of the term, ranging from a slower and mellower form of rock music to a subgenre of pop music.
- 3. Use of colors are mainly red, white, blue and black. The theme of this magazine would be quite gothic with the dark black make up around the eyes and the white face. The font is bold and in your face, the font of the text stands out sitting on a black background as well as the capitols. The sell lines used are quite short however catchy causing people to want to read on , and the photography is also catching to the eye, something about the main photo makes you want to read more as it is a bold feature with interesting effects, the model is wearing quite dim colors black over coat and a white color but the white face brings out bright colors, this particular magazine cover doesn't used props.
- 4. This magazine uses a lot more bright color, there is lots of pinks and purple which indicates it focuses more on the pop rather than rock, this magazine theme is quite girlie as Britney spears appeals to young girls, the use of bright feminine colors also suggests a feminine theme. There is several fonts used on this cover the use of italics on the main sell line draws people in and appeals to the younger generation. the article sell lines are aimed at younger people due to its lexical choices such as 'pop star' and 'oh behave, Britney!' The main photo used on this magazine cover is Britney Spears she does have quite a lot of flesh showing however the top she is wearing is quite rock with the one sleeve and slit and there is a smaller photo of a band wearing all black which stands out due to all the bright colors, Once again this magazine doesn't use any props.
- 5. This magazine is also based around red and black colours like the mojo magazine front cover similarly there is the same white washed out face and back ground with dark lips and eye Make up which seems to be a common feature of rock/pop magazines, the models style is also black and white which stands out on the background. The title is quite hidden by the model however it is a bold font, the text at the bottom of the magazine is italic which stands up as well throughout the front cover uses varied aspects of bold and italic fronts. There is catchy article sell lines such as ‘the girl who broke the rules’ which sounds appealing.
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