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Ayman  Mohamed  9T1 1. Who is the magazine for? Who do you think the magazine is made for? (Think about age, boys or girls, and what they might like.) I aimed at the audience aged 18 above due to the fact that there's a secret star accused of lying to everyone and it's all about gossip, also it distributes information and news relating to the interest of the audience. What clues on the cover tell you who should read this magazine (like pictures, , or people)? The clues on the cover is stereotypically more drawn to females because it show that the colours is more girly than a man reading these magazines. The cover tells us that the headings catch our eye because it brings the reader attention to read more detail by the way the colour stands out. The picture infers to us that the character is diverse and popular as they are celebrities. The people in the magazine covers to us that something serious has happened. How do the words and pictures make the magazine interesting for th...

  Denotation:  There is some text with colourful images behind each letter set around a pack shot of the product itself. The background appears to be warm and mesmerising . Connotation:  The advert builds on the slogan for Sensations ‘Get the Sensation’ . The connotation of the colour suggests that Sensations are tasteful, for example they use jewel tones tells us that the product is an expensive due to the colour that is ranked up, this gives  a positive experience to the audience. The colours are dark and warm in the background creates connotations of flying – this suggests to the audience that this is an inspiring product that we can eat.  Analysis:  The advert helps the audience understand the product as the colours reflect the actual Sensations themselves. In addition, the text across the bottom of the advert (referring to a ‘A FEAST FOR THE SENSES’ ) uses humour to connect with the audience and suggests the brand wants to represent different flavours ...