Deconstruction Magazine Of Front Cover 1

Font	This font would appeal to the target audience because it is more than one colour and more than one actual type of font. The font is sometimes slanted to make it look less formal as they younger people wont read it if it does not appeal to them and look boing.
Text	With this magazine that is aimed at little girls around 7-14 you cannot really use mature and sophisticated vocabulary so you have to use language that would appeal to the younger audience and they would feel like they can connect to the magazine. So they use it like “Wow!” and “cool” which you wouldn’t see on things like Q for example.
Colour	Compared to the majority of music magazines on the front cover they are normal restrict themselves from putting to many colours on. Whereas on this magazine they pile loads of bright feminine colours. This appeals to there target audience because they will like a lot of pretty colours and things that stand out from the rest.
Body Language/Staging	The main image of Justin Bieber is just causally looking at the camera and does not have any body language as we can only really see his face. His facial expression is a gentle smile, there is no teeth shown but he is not got a blank expression.
Framing	The framing of the magazine front cover is cropped out so it is just Justin Bieber’s face and this would appeal to the target audience because young girls are really only attracted to his face and fans feel like they need.
Lighting	On this magazine front cover there is no lighting on any parts of the cover, there is no purposeful light on anyway. In fact the whole of Justin is in really bright colours and this will attract their target audience because it is easy to spot.
Composition: (overall design/ layout)	In this magazine you have enticements and they are four free giant fold out posters of teen sensation Justin Bieber and this makes people buy the magazine. This issue of this magazine is a Justin Bieber special so this would attract a lot of there target audience.