The document discusses several magazine covers, praising one for its simplicity and unusual main artistic image that catches the eye without needing additional text. It notes this magazine targets 20-40 year old art appreciators. Another cover features an iconic 1960s image of John Lennon, though the use of text boxes is criticized for restricting the image. A woman on one cover is described as having a cool but intimidating attitude, while another represents its band as legends through a sepia-toned collage of newspaper clippings of dated images.

2. On this magazine I like the main image used. Its artistic and unusual. I like the simplicity of the magazine. It doesn’t use cover lines, the image used is enough to catch anyone's eye. The magazine is aimed at an older audience aged around 20-40 who appreciate art.

3. The image used is a very iconic image of John Lennon. It’s a psychedelic 60’s style. On this Rolling Stones issue it has cover lines which boxes in John Lennon in a way.

4. It has a very urban feel The woman used as the main image has this cool attitude which is kind of intimidating.

5. The magazine is in Sepia tone with extracts of the band in newspaper clippings They are represented as legends in this image, the images used are dated.

6. Metallic Dark Cold Nightmarish

7. Memoir Free CD Black and white image used, Iconic image.

8. Memoir Represented as a legend Fairytale looking – neverland

9. All looking cool Free CD Coverlines relating to date published (before Glastonbury)