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Aimée Mundy SIXTH FORM MAGAZINE ANALYSIS

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Page 1: Sixth form magazine analysis

Aimée Mundy

SIXTH FORM MAGAZINE

ANALYSIS

Page 2: Sixth form magazine analysis

Brick wall appeals to

target audience of

teenagers, along with

the street art.

Typography –

curves in font

connote a calm

mood, just what

would appeal to the

students.

Other articles not

just related to

school, to draw

audience in.

Page 3: Sixth form magazine analysis

Colour pallet – dark

colours, represents school

as a professional

institution.

Basic layout,

professional

and

sophisticated.

Collage of pictures

represents school as a

happy and positive

environment.

Typography is clear and

professional.

Page 4: Sixth form magazine analysis

Seasonal theme, dark

colours for winter.

Typography looks

minimal and

simple, gives the

magazine a

professional and

sophisticated look

- positive

representation of

the school.

Snowflake contributes

to seasonal theme and

adds to simplicity of

the magazine, looks

professional.

Colour pallet –

fits with house

style of seasonal

theme.

Page 5: Sixth form magazine analysis

Colour pallet

gives a mature and

sophisticated look,

students often

want to be and

feel older, targets

audience.

Seasonal theme,

dark colours for

winter

Typography is bold

and looks

professional and

sophisticated,

targets the audience

of students and

gives a positive

representation of

the school.

Pictures are placed

as a collage, and

blends together,

gives a professional

look.

Page 6: Sixth form magazine analysis

Buzz words –

audience feel

like they are

getting

something

unique ‘most

courageous’,

‘paralympian’

Abbreviating the

school’s name in the

masthead – this is

converging to the

young audience,

make them feel

more comfortable.

Main Image –

young people,

dressed casual but

smart, smiling.

Giving a positive

representation of

their sixth form

and fellow

students. Makes the

audience feel

welcome and

comfortable.

Masthead at a

canted angle, gives

the magazine a

more edgy feel

and makes it look

more aesthetically

appealing due to

the slanted

contrast between

the image which is

slanted the

opposite way, and

the masthead.

Page 7: Sixth form magazine analysis

Colour pallet – blue

colour connotes calm

and peaceful.

Rounded

borders on the

pictures – again

gives a smooth

feel and lets the

page fit and flow

together.

Happy pictures gives a

positive representation

of the school.