Medusa

  The magazine I'm analysing is an unofficial magazine made about harry styles. The masthead of this magazine is “HARRY STYLES”, This helps reach out to its intended audience by making it big and centred at the top of the page. The strapline goes just underneath the masthead saying "Annual review", this links to Harry's solo appearance in this magazine, and because of this, it will entice people into buying the magazine. The overall front cover has a colour scheme of mainly purple, white, red/pink and yellow. The main image of the cover is a picture of harry styles with a purple light hitting him while wearing a purple jacket and trousers as well as having a purple background, this is significant because when it comes to the cover lines, such as "WIN! tickets to see harry live in London" by making them a different colour such as yellow and white it makes the writing stand out, the overall typography of the cover lines are well thought about. Making "W

I used the school's 3 main colours to stick to the colour theme, navy, yellow and red, I made sure the masthead of the magazine is eye-catching by making it a brighter red and a black outline and by choosing an interesting font it will draw peers attention to the magazine. I used an image of a student studying because the magazine is supposed to support the school's curriculum. I used cover lines fine my magazine, the main one being the school's slogan "BE MORE THIRSK". The cover lines and there to promote what's inside the magazine so peers will get an understanding of why this magazine will be useful to them. I also used information from my questionnaire to make my magazine, the answers suggested brighter colours, less writing and images would be the best fit for my magazine. 

     

  In Greek mythology, we all know Medusa as one of the three Gorgons, a monster. People describe her as ugly and scary. She had a head full of snakes instead of hair and skin hue that was almost revolting to see. Those who gazed into Medusa's eyes would turn to stone, but this wasn't just anyone and everyone. Medusa's curse was strictly bound to her turning men to stone.   Medusa's story isn't fully understood by many. People view her as a villain when she is a victim of patriarchal social norms. Medusa was disciplined for a man's actions. She's a woman who had her bodily autonomy taken away from her. She got forced to live a life she did not choose. Medusa was once a beautiful woman with gorgeous hair and mesmerising eyes, but that all changed when Poseidon, the God of the sea attempted to seduce Medusa in the temple of Athena, which is known for its purity. Medusa rejected Poseidon's advance. He did not accept the rejection and forced himself onto Me