This magazine cover is very bright and colourful. It is every portrait like (as if its been painted). This is interesting for the reader and will keep them intrigued to what the poster/advert says.
The Artist of the music id central focus which is clear to the reader who/ what music they are looking at.
The font is very large and in with the colour scheme. It is also an interesting font and very 'pattern like'. The font size gets smaller towards the bottom of the screen, this may be because you have already captured the readers eye and got them focused on the advert.
This cover is very neutral, with all the mint green colour schemes. it has a plain white background which allows the little writing it does have, to stand out.
The name of the and is 'the vines' this is also cleverly came across by the imagery of the advert being leaves and vines itself. This enforces the bands name and image.
The font is very plain and dark- but this may be due to the simpleness of the advert itself, to keep it simple and not have much going on to distract the reader of the information.
It is also put on a 'diagonal' slant which is also eye pleasing for the reader as they have to change their focus and it keeps them intrigued.
This advert is for me the most interesting, as it captures your eye from the not 'usual' things. This is mainly because it does not have a pictures or the artist/band and it is very very simple with not a lot of writing.
The image is a amazing location shot which has so many different layers to it such as the clouds and the high shot onto the ground (gives the impressions your on an aeroplane) you also have the layer of the high sky's.
The colour effect is 'Sapphire' which is interesting as it is not the usual 'colour' or 'black and white' it also shows all the contrasts between the layers
The fonts are very simple, so can be read easily, it also fits in with the simpleness of the advert as a whole.
