Isabel Parker A-Level Media NEA Year 2

This style magazine front cover by the Australian company ‘Never Too Small’ combines living and up-market designers. The colour scheme within this front cover uses a blend of a bright and bold cover line font and earthy neutral tones on the rest of the cover. This front cover is taken as if it were a snapshot of a room that has been lived in. The minimal text on the cover means viewers are instantly attracted to the intricate interior design details. The earthy tones also reflect the themes of sustainability and compact living. The grounded mood of the front cover replicates how they are promoting simplicity in interior design. The masthead ‘Never Too Small’ gives a friendly personal feel which contradicts mainstream style magazines as they typically use the same font for their mastheads. The subheadings at the bottom accompanies the simplistic feel of the front cover and doesn’t disrupt the aesthetics of the front cover. The layout is well-balanced as the masthead is top left, the mai...

This vogue front cover focuses on big and bold fonts which almost replicates a painting as the caption ‘The Everyday Issue’ is written all across the front cover. This Vogue front cover has a a lack of advertising, shifting the focus to the model positioned in the centre. The relaxed yet chic outfit complements the yellow and white text. The masthead is different from the stereotypical Vogue front cover as this Vogue Italia cover uses a combination of Lime Green and a white washy effect to create a bold and eye-catching masthead. This front cover is a crossover of seasons as the setting gives an autumnal feel to the cover while the lime green and white creates a spring/summery feel. The primary audience for this magazine would be young adults aged between 18-25 years old. The style is modern and chic as the model is wearing a tweed blue and black jacket and wide-leg trousers. This clothing style is contemporary and appeals to a younger generation who love to experiment with a blend of ...