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Mast head - Compared to the rest of the magazine the mast head is in a very bold font and satnds out from the rest of the magazine.
Direct mode of address - Tulisa has direct eye contact
with the camera. Also the other images on the cover
e.g. Justin Beaver, JLS etc) are also all looking directly at the camera (apart from one). This gives the audience the feeling they are being spoken too by
the celebrities.
Tag line - We heart pop is using Tulisa with as the front cover image
as well as having a tagline (“tears,
strepsils and Tesco”) The tag line was very simple and short but went straight to the
point. This makes the audience entice to ant to buy the magazine to
read the full article.
Puff - There are two puffs on the screen which shares small
snippets of information which is
unique to the magazine. E.g. world
exclusive tell the audience that we
heart pop is the first magazine in the world
to have this information.
Banner - I found this was a commonly used in We Heart Pop magazine. It is used to give the reader a
preview of what else is in the magazine, this will help the a customer who is browsing in the shop to choose
to buy this magazine.
Imagery - The use of a heart instead of the word love or heart tells us that the magazine is informal and is conveying a fun
side.
Continuity has been used from the front age using the style, colour and imagery from the front pageFonts - After doing some
research i found out the the font
used on the magazine was
san seif font. I felt this font gave the
magazine a feeling on casual
feel making it magazine seem more modern.
Direct mode address - This is another featured continued from the front page where we have several celebrities looking directlyinto
the camera. This is again used to make the audience feel they are spoken out too which gives the audience a friendly vibe which they
can relate too, especially scinse these are positive role models to the teen audience
Layout - This magazine
contents page is split up into
several different
sections which gives the
impression of it being
organized and makes it easy
for the audience to
read.
Fonts - I again believe that the use of san sief font gives an informal
look and is easy to read. This males the
interview seem relatable to the
readers.Highlight - Some parts of Cher Lloyd’s
interview has been highlighted in yellow identifying certain
parts of the interview which the audience may be particularly
interested in
Layout - There has been a use of columns which makes it easy for the
audience to read and follow.
Colour scheme - The magazine uses three colours including; pink (gives the magazine a girly touch and represent its target audience of teen girls), black and
white. all these colour complement each other and are all easy to read against one another.
Imagery - On the right hand side of the double page spread
there is a large image of Cher Lloyd. Once
again we see the use of direct
mode of address with Cher
looking directly into the camera to the audience.