The document summarizes different magazine advertisements. It discusses the colors, fonts, images, and information presented in ads for The Hotlines, Gorillaz, and Bradford Music Week. Key details provided about the ads include their old fashioned or bright colors, use of images to depict the artists, clear display of event dates and times, and inclusion of contact information for viewers. Overall, the ads are analyzed based on their visual design choices and how much information they provide to potential consumers.

1. Research Task Magazine advertising

2. The Hotlines The colours used the background intend to represent the age of this advert, being quite old fashioned. However, there are some bring colours There is not that much information about the single. There is just a masthead, website and release date Happy facial expression and looking away from the consumer leaves him wondering if she’ll ever see him again. The title’s font has and old fashioned style to it, with the black and white outline

3. GORILLAZ Bright colours such as red and yellow makes this advert aesthetically appealing At the top there is an image of the whole group, there shadows appear to be longer, emphasising the fact that they are big. Date and time of the venue shown in block capitals making it easier to read and understand. Chance to win a prize, offering an incentive to consumers which will make them more likely to carry on reading

4. Bradford Music Week The advert is busy, making it stand out therefore attracting the consumer Large text makes it easy to read and understand. Schedule of who's performing gives a lot of information to the consumer. This enables them to plan ahead. Funded by the council so consumers know its trust worthy Telephone number incase any information is not there White text on a black background is easy to understand and easy to read.