
I think that the simplicity makes this magazine all the more effective. There is no long list of what's inside, neither lots of different pictures; it has chosen one picture of a pupil and her art work as the main feature and by doing this, the reader's attention is focused on the main article. Also, by having the pupil by her art work, it allows the reader to see exactly who's it is and so can feel inspired by their fellow colleagues.
The colours used in this magazine are warm, vibrant colours, which allows the magazine to stand out. The magazine also seems more happier due to the fact that the colours are bold and the fact that the girl is smiling, which is encouraging to the reader.
The title of this magazine is larger than any other text on this page and it also is a darker, duller colour to that of the whole magazine, because of this however, it stands out and is a reminder that it is a school magazine. The text of the main article "Artistic Talent" is in much brighter, lighter colours and so contrasts against the dark background. The word "Talent" is larger than the rest and is striking and is raising student morale. Another word that is set out from the rest is the word "success" in the school slogan. This again, is to lift the student morale and to give the feeling of a happy, successful school.

Front Cover Number Two
It is clear that this magazines' target audience was the pupils at this high school as they have made the magazine seem "young" by using a variety of colours and a random pattern. The images used are of pupils doing activities to show high participation and spirit.
This magazine has chosen not to put any text on the cover of their magazine, apart from the name of the school, and the school motto which looks very effective as it draws the reader in. Although the text colour is similar to that of the background, the thick black outline does a simple yet effective job of allowing the title to be clearly read.
The magazine would appeal to both males and females due to the fact that the colours used are mainly unisex and although some of the images are of a female orientation, a male aspect has also been considered in the design.
Front Cover Number Three

The target audience for this magazine is the pupils as the font for the title "fly" is round, curvy and fun. The colours used, although neutral seem to appeal to feminine audience as the articles are aimed at females- "10 ways to customise your boring school uniform". the image of the female student on the front cover also suggests a feminine audience. The pupil looks happy and her uniform seems casual yet smart, which may intrigue the reader as they too, will think they can become happy and smart too. The image used in the background is incorporating the school into the magazine, as a reminder that it is a school magazine, however, I personally believe that this magazine has incorporarted too many colours into the design- especially with the background.

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