Wednesday, 16 February 2011
Print Advert Analysis.
The target audience for this advert is for woman from the age of 20 - 40, and woman that are working not woman that stay at home.The model is look like peaceful and elegant with her mascra. This model is a role model to the older woman because she make lots of money models and shows that woman can be independent. The picture of the model is a close up to so you can see the mascra and the effect of the product.
The font for this is plain and simple. The black background matches with the mascra.The layout of the ad is simple it has one side of the model and the other side of the mascra and the close up shots of it, they also put most of the words in bold to make it stand out so the reader may see the product
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Advert Homework.
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Sunday, 12 December 2010
Advert Analysis Homework.
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Shot1: Trey songz with the kodak camera.
Shot2:The KodakCamera.
Shot3: Trey songz taking a picture with the camera.
Shot4:Sending the picture
shot5: the product name.
Shot1: Trey songz with the kodak camera.
Shot2:The KodakCamera.
Shot3: Trey songz taking a picture with the camera.
Shot4:Sending the picture
shot5: the product name.
Monday, 4 October 2010
Magazine Analysis.
Don Omar. Billboard Magazine
Model covers the Masthead,and the masthead is coloured in 2 of letters.
The Model looks rich and looks like hes gonna get money out.
It is a close up of the Model.
World Exclusive and Featuring
Barcode.Price and the website are small.
Typeography : World Exclusive and Featuring And PLUS are in upper case to attract the buyers attetion.
Most of the the writing is upper case.
Model covers the Masthead,and the masthead is coloured in 2 of letters.
The Model looks rich and looks like hes gonna get money out.
It is a close up of the Model.
World Exclusive and Featuring
Barcode.Price and the website are small.
Typeography : World Exclusive and Featuring And PLUS are in upper case to attract the buyers attetion.
Most of the the writing is upper case.
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
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