Personal Pronouns

There are loads of personal pronouns used on all three pages of my magazine within captions, subheadings and titles. I have used so many of these as they really engage the audience, it makes it seem as though they are being directly spoken to therefore feel like part of the story and are more likely to carry on reading. This also helps them to understand the messages more and will be inspired by the artists in my magazine, which is one of the main aims of a pop magazine.

BUZZ WORDS

The word 'free' is a buzz word and massively attracts the audience as it makes them think they're getting more than what they paid for as they are getting more free items with it. The majority of pop magazines I have seen in shops come in a package with free gifts such as make-up, but I have only been designing the front where these things aren't shown, so I developed this convention in a different way.

Magazine messages with the colours

The main house style colour I used throughout my magazine was the colour pink, and as well as this being conventional of magazines and being stereotyped as a 'girly' colour it has more meaning behind it. Pink is the universal colour for the love of ones self which is definitely the main message in my magazine. All the female models I used in the magazine are very pretty in their own way and have different facial features, different hair and body types. As well as the audience being influenced by these people it is also suppose to make them see that they are just as beautiful too, the colour pink used throughout really emphasizes this to my audience.

The colour blue which I also use on my front cover and slightly in the other pages connotes depth and stability, which again links into the love of ones self which the pink connotes, and also the blue is suppose to be beneficial to the human body- the models I've used are all a healthy weight and are overall healthy people which should influence the audience.

And finally the colour yellow which I also feature on my pages connotes happiness and energy which is how the magazine should leave you feeling, full of energy from inspiration and happy because they know that they are just as good as anyone in the magazine.

Double page spread article

I colour coded my double page spread into pink and black for the question and answer between the interviewer and the interviewee. I did this as it's something I have seen in the majority of examples I have analysed, and also it is very easy to read and follow. It looks good within the page as the colour pink is the main house style colour, this colour is seen on this page under the page number, and at the top right hand corner of the right page where my models celebrity name is placed.

As well as making it look appealing to my target audience I also shaped the language within the article to appeal to my audience. It is set out in a very informal tone with simple and easy language in so it's easy to read. Since my target audience's age range is around 10-17, it means they will be in school and therefore having to do a lot of reading within the education system, so outside of school they won't be wanting to do much reading. But I have written the article in the simple way that they themselves would talk, so it won't seem like a problem reading it as it's so easy to read. I've found that this is a technique used in other pop magazines as well as the type of topics/subjects covered within the article. I've talked about the artists music, childhood life including school life, something that is very relatable to my target audience. Also collaborations with other famous artists that my target audience would know/be a fan of.

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