Question 1 - this is the evaluation of my front cover created in comparison to my magazine of inspiration Top of the Pops.

1. Repeats,
develops
or
challenges
–
Front
Cover
Code
or
convention
present
Repeat?
Where
from?
Why?
Developed?
Where
from?
Why?
Challenged?
Where
from?
Why?
Central
front
cover
images
I
repeated
the
central
cover
image
as
shown
in
the
TotP
magazine
above,
as
I
found
that
it
was
important
to
have
a
main
focus
to
the
magazine,
could
immediately
associate
the
picture
with
the
focus
point
of
this
edition
of
the
magazine.
This
would
work
with
Richard
Dyer’s
concept
of
‘star
appeal’
as
by
having
a
central
emphasis
point
to
the
magazine
it
will
help
to
sell
and
promote
this
product.
Masthead
I
attempted
to
develop
on
my
masthead,
in
comparison
to
my
magazine
of
inspiration,
this
is
due
to
them
making
their
masthead
unique
through
the
circle
in
the
centre
which
has
including
‘of
the’
and
a
larger
‘S’
which
curls
at
the
end
to
draw
attention
this
masthead.
Instead
I
placed
a
background
layer
of
a
contrasting
colour,
due
to
the
colour
on
my
masthead
being
similar
to
that
of
my
background.
As
well
as
this
I
tried
to
use
a
unique
font,
as
TotP
has
to
ensure
that
it
stuck
out
in
comparison
with
the
rest
of
the
cover
stories,
by
using
the
font
‘THE
MINION’
found
on
dafont.com,
to
ensure
that
it
would
stand
out
while
appealing
to
my
target
audience,
which
works
with
(KATZ
uses
and
gratification)
as
it
shows
‘personally
identify’
due
to
it
clearly
being
for
girls
Puff
Promotion
In
comparison
to
my
magazine
of
choice,
I
have
included
a
PUFF
promotion;
this
I
felt
would
create
a
larger
surge
in
readership,
as
I
felt
that
my
target
audience
would
buy
the
magazine
purely
to
find
out
more
about
the
promotion.

2.
Due
to
the
star
I
focus
on
being
Justin
Bieber,
this
would
support
Diana
Seco
theory
of
the
‘female
gaze’
as
it
objectifying
the
male
gender
as
I
would
be
using
Justin
Bieber’s
gender
and
‘Star
Appeal’
(Richard
Dyer)
to
help
to
widen
the
readership
as
the
percentage
of
girls
in
my
target
market
that
listens
to
Justin
Bieber
is
high.
Cover
line
image
I
repeated
the
cover
line
images
that
are
displayed
on
my
front
cover
this
is
primarily
due
to
them
having
an
important
purpose,
which
is
to
help
the
readership
have
an
invested
interest
in
the
magazine,
as
they
know
who
other
than
the
main
star
appears
throughout.
This
resembles
an
element
of
Maslow
theory,
as
it
shows
the
readership
to
be
‘social-­‐climbers’
as
they
want
to
be
like
the
celebrities
that
appear
throughout,
so
therefore
showing
that
if
they
know
the
celebrities
that
appear
the
readership
would
be
more
likely
to
read
the
article,
as
they
want
to
be
them.