The magazine cover summarizes as: 1) The dark green color scheme and image of Daniel Craig in a sharp suit conveys power and wealth befitting of James Bond and the magazine's audience. 2) The bespoke font was created for Vanity Fair to seem upmarket and match the magazine's celebrity readership. 3) Placement of cover lines and stories emphasizes Bond as the main attraction without distracting from other important pieces like one on Michael Jackson. 4) The cover aims to portray an image of power, money, and appeal to an older, upper-class audience familiar with iconic figures from the past like Michael Jackson through its visual design choices.

1. Task 3
By: Jonathan Newton

2. Annotation to Magazine cover
Green
Colour
Scheme, Masthead
shows money
SVF Sans Main Image/
Condensed Celeb, James bond
Font Daniel craig
Made for
Vanity Fair Puff/
Plug
Main
Coverline
In red shows
people to stop
Number
of issue Pull quote from
interview, from Daniel
Craig

3. Task 3 B
By: Jonathan Newton

4. Connotations
 The Title (Vanity Fair)
I feel that the title is very professional in the way that all the
letters use sharp and acute angles and elongate letters. This is
very American and makes the magazine stand out.
Also the title is also in white which means to me that the title is
pure and every thing in this magazine is right and has no sins
within it.
 The Title (Bond)
I feel that the title shows that the power of bond and how he
has power because of how bold it is.
I feel that how it is in red fount shows the power that Bond
holds with his role.

5. Connotations
 The Main image (‘James Bond’- Daniel Craig)
I feel that the image show the cheekiness of Bond and how he
has lots of power. I can see this from the sharp and dashing
suit he has gone for because this shows he has lot of power
and control.
Also he is laying on a female body and covering up the lady
genitalia. I think this shows his power and that he can protect
anyone he likes. He is also not fazed by leaning on a woman's
which show his primal in stinks and that he is able to do what
he wants because not many other would have the chance to
do this.

6. Connotations
 The colour scheme
Is a very dark green which gives the feeling of power and
money, which is what Bond has a lot of. In many ways such as
his power to be able to lean on woman like pillows. Which
shows so much power. His suit looks to be tailor made
because of well fitted it is and how sharp it is. A tailor made
suit is usually cost a lot so it shows his money.

7. Connotations
 The Font Type
The fount is a font made especially for Vanity Fair, it is called ‘SVF Sans
Condensed Font’ .
I think the font is very American and all most a up market font, which
matches the magazine because this is know to be a magazine only read by
celebrities and high power people.

8. Connotations
 The cover lines
The cover lines are either side of Bond and above the title I
think this is because they want to put a emphasis on Bond and
don’t want people to be side tracked by other stories.
The Michael Jackson story is above the title which also show
the importance of the story because it is been seen to more
important for the reader to read that story about Michael
Jackson first before the title.

9. Connotations
 Who is the audience – how do you know this
I think the audience is of a older generation, and a upper class
person because of the font and the story's in side which are of
a mature view, because when Michael Jackson was famous
was along time ago and people who do not know Michael
Jackson well would not want to know as it was along time ago
his audience is now quite mature.