The choice of the artist in this article suggests that the target audience would mainly be teenagers who are interested in the artist’s life and perhaps want to know about her more. The language that is used in the article is relaxing but also quite formal. The quotes that could explain the style of the magazine article could be ‘You will, even if only subliminally, have heard ‘Someone like you’, the ballad she wrote about a botched lo0ve affair, which is performed at Brits, making everyone (including herself) cry.’
The colour that are used throughout the whole pages, are used is mainly purple, black and white. These colours are a bit dim, but soft. Making this article and her pictures look calm and soft. There are no bright colours added to this article.
On the 4 pictures of Adele, the anchorage text is used in a soft, quite big italic writing, making it different from the text that the article is written in.
In total there are 7 pages, in which it includes 4 and a quarter of the pages of Adele, and 2 and a quarter pages of text. It also includes the anchorage text on the pictures.
The magazine is using a gentle, relaxing tone when addressing the reader. It is also addressing or a person that is interested in Adele’s life and would like to know more about her and her career.
Adele is presented as a calm and quite serious person. By looking in the pictures, you can see that she is pretty happy, but keeping it all to herself and not expressing it too much. The mode of address that she is using is a direct mode of address which is trying to interact with the reader.
The article demands some knowledge about the artist before reading the article. But for people, who want to know more about her, can read the article and find out more about her background.
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