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Rihanna appears on the cover of Billboard magazine in a provocative pose that appeals to both male and female gazes. Her red hair and the bright red background connote passion and lust to match her music. The small price and barcode suggest the magazine is aiming for a middle class audience. The masthead uses the recognizable Billboard logo and colors that appeal to both sexes. A Rihanna quote promises readers will learn more about who she really is beyond what her fans know.
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Rihanna is featured prominently on the magazine cover. Her pose and revealing top portray her as fierce and rebellious yet innocent. The bold red hair and roses in the background represent her passion for music. The simple masthead and neutral colors appeal to both young men and women. A plug above the masthead advertises an upcoming conference. Cover lines highlight key articles to entice readers.
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The i-D magazine masthead features an iconic "i-D" in orange font against a black background to represent a winking smiley face and appeal to a young audience. The cover features Rihanna winking seductively to similarly target younger readers. The color scheme of black, orange, and white creates intrigue while challenging conventions to position the magazine as unique. Through minimal text and big celebrity names from music, film and fashion, the magazine aims to attract a wide creative audience interested in lifestyle and culture.
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My target audience is males and females aged 16-25. To attract this audience, I have used common magazine colors of red, white, and black in the layout. While the images are only of females, the colors, layout, and fonts are intended to appeal to both genders. Reception theory was used to create personal relationships between readers and featured artists through techniques like facial expressions and body language.
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This PowerPoint is an analysis of the signs and signifies in both 'Billboard' magazine and 'Q' magazine.
All analysis
This contents page features a central image of a rapper posing with bling and tattoos. The contents are divided into two main sections, Fashion and Features, with subsections in bold capitals. The color scheme is black, red, and white. The page uses gold for the heading "ICONS" to symbolize importance and wealth. The layout and images are meant to attract the target audience of teenagers interested in hip hop and R&B.
AS Media Studies: Evaluation Question 5
The document summarizes the design elements used on the cover and inside pages of a rap music magazine to attract its target audience. Key elements include:
1) A bold red masthead with a graffiti-style font that instantly conveys the rap genre.
2) Striking layouts using red, black, and white fonts of varying sizes to draw attention to main features.
3) A cover model that directly addresses the reader with a serious yet calming look to intrigue and inspire them.
4) Consistent use of red, black, and white throughout to give the magazine a professional, stylish look appealing to its audience.
Media evaluation 1
The document discusses how a student's media product, a rap magazine called "RAP ATTACK", uses conventions of real rap magazines. The magazine uses bold fonts, informal language, and red coloring that are commonly seen in rap magazines like The Source and XXL. It features a large photo of the artist displaying masculinity, which is a convention to attract fans. The layout focuses on large pictures and less text to appeal to the target audience of young, lower-education rap fans. Costumes and brands featured help reflect the flashy lifestyle promoted in rap music. Overall, the magazine aims to feel authentic by conforming to stereotypical conventions around gender, ethnicity and style seen in other rap media products.
Powerpoint task 1 page layout and design
This document analyzes the cover of the April 2013 issue of Elle magazine featuring Rihanna. It summarizes the target audience as females aged 18-30 who are interested in high fashion trends. It describes the use of formal, sophisticated text and dark, vibrant colors that suit the audience and create visual appeal. The layout follows conventions of fashion magazines by placing the magazine title and Rihanna's image prominently and using minimal additional text to draw readers in.
Codes and conventions
This document analyzes the design conventions and codes used in magazine covers. It examines several magazine covers focusing on the color schemes, positioning of images and text, and how they appeal to target audiences. Specific techniques discussed include using bright colors to convey an upbeat theme, placing the main cover line near the model's face to draw attention, and featuring diverse artists to expand the target demographic. Across the covers analyzed, common conventions like centering the model and including identifying information at the bottom are also noted.
Rihanna analysing front cover
The cover features Rihanna, whose provocative image stands out against a dark background. Text around the edges promotes articles inside and a barcode and details allow the issue to be sold. Rihanna's sexualized appearance and the quote appealing to both genders are intended to encourage purchases. Billboard targets music industry professionals and fans in the U.S. and U.K., with the goal of providing information about music business and appealing covers like this one featuring Rihanna.
Rihanna analysing front cover
The cover features Rihanna, whose provocative image stands out against a dark background. Text around the edges promotes articles inside and a barcode and details allow the issue to be sold. Rihanna's sexualized appearance and the quote appealing to both genders are intended to encourage purchases. Billboard targets music industry professionals and fans in the U.S. and U.K., with the goal of providing information about music business and appealing covers like this one featuring Rihanna.
As media evaluation 5
This document discusses how the magazine addressed and attracted its audience. It targeted teenagers and young adults interested in hip hop music. Bold fonts, vibrant red and black colors, and images of smoke were used to attract attention. The cover star was meant to inspire and relate to readers. Gender-neutral topics and a mix of male and female artists addressed both genders. Consistent branding with the house style and colors maintained professionalism throughout the magazine.
As media evaluation 5
This document discusses how the magazine addressed and attracted its audience. It targeted teenagers and young adults interested in hip hop music. Bold fonts, vibrant red and black colors, and images of smoke were used to attract attention. The cover star was meant to inspire and relate to readers. Gender-neutral topics and a mix of male and female artists addressed both genders. Consistent branding with the house style and colors maintained professionalism throughout the magazine.
As media evaluation 5
The document summarizes how the magazine attracted and addressed its audience. To attract readers, it uses a bold masthead, vibrant red, black, and white color scheme, images of shisha smoke to appeal to teenage trends, and information about price and release date. It addresses readers through consistent fonts, sizing, and colors to make the content appealing. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in hip-hop music, as portrayed by images of an 18-year-old blowing shisha smoke on the cover. Gender-neutral topics and inclusion of both male and female artists aims to attract both male and female readers.
Hip Hop magazine analysis
This document analyzes magazine covers and content pages from hip hop magazines like XXL and Vibe. Some key conventions highlighted include featuring artists prominently on covers using poses that convey power and aggression. Color schemes commonly use red, black, and white. Content pages list articles in sections and prominently feature the cover story. Artists are often depicted wearing urban fashion styles associated with hip hop. Imagery and layout aim to represent and appeal to the hip hop audience and culture.
Kanye w contents page analysis
The contents page of Vibe magazine establishes its professional yet urban style through its layout and use of Kanye West as the central image. It follows conventions like including page numbers but also features brief descriptions of articles to intrigue readers. The simple color scheme, traditional font choices, and moody photo of Kanye reflect the magazine's target audience of sophisticated urban men aged 16-30. The page maintains the Vibe brand through consistent use of its logo and focuses attention on Kanye to represent the magazine's genre of music content.
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Rihanna
- 1. Main image: Rihanna’s pose looks very provocativeand appealing to male gaze. The pose also appeals to female, as they will admire rihanna. Her white top could signify goodness but as its quite revealing, you couldsee her gun tattoo as well. The brightness of red hair connotes passion and lust, the same passions feels for her music. The red contrast against purple background as red is a powerfulcolor and show danger as wellwhich draws audiences attention straight away. Date and price: price is very small conveyingthat the company doesn’t wantthe price to standout, as it doesn’t appeal to the audience. The price shows around the barcode that suggest aiming at a middle class audience. Barcode: this willbe used when the customers need tobuy the magazine and need and the seller would need to scan it. Masthead: uses the billboard logo, that seen on billboard magazines so its easy to recognizable. The font is very informal and aiming at the teenagers. The colorsred and yellow appearing to both sexes. The word billboard is also the wordof a advertising sight, telling us the magazine content is a form of media. The quote – MY FANS DON’T REALLY KNOWWHO I AM’ it makes the readers want to read and find out more about Rihanna as they love the idea of reading exclusive. It also gives us the idea that her article is about. Header- it shows it’s a form of media and advertising. Pictureof Rihanna overlaps the masthead suggesting billboard is extremely successful magazine and customers will recognize it. The headline ‘Rihanna’ is written in gradient suggesting in is fading because the Rihanna we think we know,we don’t. The heading is spread over in the width of the magazine; bigger than the masthead, whichmight shows, Rihanna is a bigger star. The use of white against purple makes it stands out so our eyes are drawn to the word Rihanna. The font is different in feature stories, headlines and header so it shows different contrast of fonts, whichmight use tostands out more to the audience. The facial expression looks very serious and they have chosen music artist that could be from choiceof people. The header on the top in yellow draws attention to the conferenceand it shows a form of media.