The big issue analysis
Morrissey is the main visual image of this issue, The picture of morrissey is in black and white and this makes him stand out against the orange background. Around Morrissey there are names and lyrics of songs from his band 'the smiths' There are different styles of font and because they're a indie band they want to show that they're different from other bands. Morrissey is described as 'cantankerous British icon' and this could be the selling line for people and helps bring attention to the people that don't usually buy the big issue.
The first thing you notice about this magazine is the colours, this is because they're bright and very noticeable. The contrast from pink to blue makes Liam stand out more also the name 'liam' is in bold and white to makes the celebrity stand out. Gallahger's facial expression is serious which contrasts from the colours as they're 'happy' colours.
The magazine also advertises an interview with him and also uses a quote from the interview 'It was always about me anyway.'
George Michael feature in the center of this issue as have both of the other famous icons. This is to draw attention to the magazine. The masthead is in the usually place to provide a familiarity to the viewers and readers of the magazine. A quote is featured in the by-line of the magazine, 'He understood the broken and the defeated, trying to get back on their feet' by John Bird. This would appeal to the views by accessing their empathy and sympathising. The cover is sure to attract people through emotions. These sell lines show the buyer a deeper side the George Michaels death as it is a tribute to him after he died on Christmas day.
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