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- 1. The three main colours used on this magazine cover are pink, white and black. The masthead is in pink showing that it is a female magazine, and attracts its target audience of teenage girls. The sell lines around the magazine are in the same shade of pink and white. Colour palettes The house style of this magazine is black red and white. These colours put together are very masculine therefore makes the target audience mainly males of mid teens, to mid twenty’s. The red connotes either love or danger, but in this case I would say it connotes danger as the main image is very intimidating. This magazine is a rock/metal genre therefore includes all the expected colours. The main colours are white, red, yellow and black. Yellow and black are the same colours used on a warning sign therefore together connotes danger and ‘beware’ and the red also connotes danger. The white makes the writing stand out against the red, yellow and black.
- 2. Colour Palettes that would work for my Magazine! These are the main colours I am going to use for my classical music magazine as I think they are appropriate of my target audience which is males and females aged 30-60. They are also ‘pure colours’ which connote the purity of classical music.
- 3. Colours that wont work for my genre.. These colours wouldn’t work for my genre of magazine as they are not eyecatching nor suitable for my target audience and they would most likely elegant and pure colours as these are more suitable.
- 4. Colours that won’t ever work These colours would never work for any magazine as they aren’t colours that particularly stand out on magazines as they are quite dull and boring. They don’t really catch anybody’s attention and all connote completely different things.