I like this front cover due to the simplicity of it just
being a photo of the band with some bold writing on the front proclaiming who
they are and other parts of writing talking about what is in the magazine. What
I don’t like about the magazine Is that it is not very individualistic and is
like most other covers of magazines. Also I dislike how serious they all look,
it’d be nicer to see them actually joking around and enjoying the photo-shoot.
I like how the alley is consistent with the space that is has between the
columns, it makes the front look a lot neater and have an overall better look.
The body text is very eye catching and draws you in due to the way the text and
the font size proclaims itself to the reader.
Like the other cover I like how simple the cover is and by
doing this the centre of attention is on the boy he is in the picture and you
are not reading or looking at anything else. I do however would prefer there to
be more text so I know what the magazine will include from first site. The bold
mast head exclaims itself, with the recognized ‘F’ logo which familiarizes people
with this magazine. The sell is very effective, giving us a brief insight to
the contents of the magazine and wants us to know more about the interview.
Vice are known for having weird and wonderful front covers
and there is no change with this. The close up face straight away grabs your
attention to the individuality of it. The weird photo on the magazine contrasts
with the plain surroundings of it, with very little writing and information
about the content of the magazine, which I believe to be very effective. The
masthead is presented in a very urban and more common style, which would relate
to its target audience as it being the youth of the country who would buy this
magazine. I also the sell is very effective with the way it grabs my attention,
with it talking about an interesting topic in rock n roll.
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