Thursday, 10 October 2013

College magazine analysis

Magazine analysis

The masthead is always at the top of the magazine so the buyer can spot it easily. It’s normally bold and bright so it’s eye catching. It normally also relates to the magazine type and what target audience it attracts.
The selling line is what persuades the costumer to buy it, it’s generally something catchy and that the costumer can remember. However the selling line is a lot smaller than the masthead because it’s not as important.
The dateline is a must in a magazine cover so you know what week it was issued.
The main image in this magazine is a boy at college smiling. He looks happy that suggest that he likes his college. Also he’s holding a few books to show that he’s hard working. The cross necklace signifies peace and religion therefore the magazine designer wants to make this boy seem nice and genuine, also very hard working. 

The colours used in this ‘college’ magazine are bright. They've used yellow which is a very eye catching colour also they've used a splash of pink in an important part of the magazine to make that bit stand out more than the rest. The background colour of the magazine is black but however it does not blend with any of the cover lines or other information on the cover as the font is in white and yellow. 

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