The document contains examples of magazine front covers and interior pages. Some key design elements highlighted include prominent images, bold titles, dropped capitals, varied fonts, pulled quotes, directional page numbers, and neat column-based layouts. Color schemes aim to attract readers and complement images of celebrities or models, often using sex appeal. Together, these visual components create eye-catching designs intended to draw readers in and make them want to learn more about the magazine's content.

1. Magazine front
cover
By Abbie Strich

2. Top line
The colour of the
writing matches the
hair.
Orange is
eye catching
Lots of different
fonts makes it
more appealing
Big bold master head
so it stands out but
not as important
main image.
Makes you want to buy
it and find out the
answer.
Main image
The orange , black
and white colour
scheme is spread
across the page.
Studio shot photo
Barcode
Direct mode of
address.

3. Big bold master head so it stands out but not
as important main image.
Colour
scheme
throughout
the front
cover.
Top line
Red colour scheme
makes it more eye
catching.
Political
appeal.
Cover lines
Sex appeal.
Name of
celebrity.
Main image
Barcode
Posing provocatively
to appeal to male
and female.

4. Skyline text is on
top of model and is
uppercase showing
its important.
Pink aimed at
women.
Different fonts
make it more
appealing.
“kiss’n’tell” pulls
you in to want to
find out more.
Main image
cover line
Model isn't wearing
much could
encourage men to
buy magazine.
Top line
Big bold master
head all in
uppercase letters
so it stands out but
not as important
main image.
Pink colour
scheme matches
colour in her
cloths.
Pulling quotes from
magazine makes
you want to buy it.

5. Top line
Make of the
celebrity.
Big bold master
head all in
uppercase letters
so it stands out but
not as important
main image.
Not wearing very
much cloths could
appeal to men.
Sex appeal.
Cover line
Different fonts make
it look more
appealing.
Blue/gold colour
scheme makes it
eye catching.
Her nails match
the colour
scheme.
Main image

6. Makes you
want to read
on.
Bold text in
uppercase to
stand out
Cover lines.
Main image
Different boldness
and fonts make it
look more
appealing.
“free posters”
makes people
want to buy it.
White bold text on
blue background
makes it easy to
read.
3 pictures makes it
eye catching and
more interesting.
Barcode
Pulled quote.

7. Contents page

8. Big “v” in the
background=vibe
Picture is in front of
everything showing
it is most
important.
Red heart is
the only bit of
colour
Attractive
model, so
your
attracted to
the content.
Direct mode
of address.
1/3 shows there is more
than one page of content
Main colour
scheme-black
and white
The word “contents”
is broken up-unique
Page numbers for
direction.
Subheading saying
“fashion” shows its
not all about
music.
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.

9. Her legs make
a v for vibe.
1/3 shows content
is cover 3 pages.
Sex appeal.
Model takes up a
lot of the page.
Main colour schemeblack and white.
The word “content” is
broken up-unique
Page numbers for direction.
Direct mode
of address.
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.

10. Bold big titleblack on white.
Date of magazine.
Long shot of
model-her black
hair matches
title.
Page numbers
for direction.
Lots of space
around the
page.
Direct mode
of address.
Pulling quotes
from instead the
magazine.
Main colour
scheme-black
,red, white, bit
of bliue.
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.
Attractive
model, so
your
attracted to
the article.

11. Picture has a
reddish tone
to it.
Name of the magazine.
Master head.
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.
Picture to
attract you
to the page
Page number
for direction
Main colour schemered, black and white
Title and
subheading similar
layout.
Bright yellow
stands outshows its
important.
Makes you
want to look
further on.

12. Name of
the
magazine.
Master head.
Date.
Main colour schemeblack red white.
Attractive
model, so
your
attracted to
the article.
Page numbers for
direction.
Not much
empty
space.
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.
Things that
are
reoccurring
Direct
mode of
address.
Two picture on
the page.

13. Double page spread

14. Main colour
schemeblack, white, blue.
Yellow and red
stands out.
Title takes up
lots of room.
Picture
takes up
half the
picture.
Fancy font.
Direct
mode of
address.
Description
of the
artist.
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.
Dropped
capital
stands
out.
A lot of text

15. Direct mode of
address.
Pulled out quote.
Picture takes up over half
the page.
Bold
colour
makes
it stand
out.
Summarising
what's in the
interview.
Dropped
capital.
A lot of text
Not much
colour
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.
Main colour schemeblack, white and purple

16. Lots of different
fonts
Little bit of blue.
Direct mode
of address.
Attractive
model, so
your
attracted to
the article.
Saying what's
going to be in
the textinteresting
because its
about her.
Black and
white
A lot of
text
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.
Sex
appeal.
Big capital in the
background relating to
her name.
Model takes up
half the page.

17. Big bold title takes
up over half the
page, stands out.
Page layout is neat
and formal. In
columns.
Attractive
model, so
your
attracted to
the article.
“got the
love”
lyrics to
her song.
Picture is
the only
thing in
colour
Fancy
fonts
makes it
look
attractive.
Direct
mode of
address.
A lot of
text.
Grey background
shows of model
and text
Dropped capital
stands out.
Model is in front of everything
showing she is important.

18. Main colour
scheme-white,
black and red.
Sex
appeal.
Dropped capital
stands out.
Big ‘L’ for
lady-makes
it look
better.
A lot of
text
One picture
takes up half
the page.
Attracts male readers
because of the photo
No title just
the artists
name.
Written
in
columns.
Page layout is neat
and formal.
Second
dropped
capital.