Research into a Dennis

publishing magazine and a

similar magazine
The week uses the same layout
and fonts on all their covers which
shows formalility and consistancy.
This could be used to create brand
loyalty

The featured article used is short

and straight to the point and gives
readers all they need to know
before they read it into depth

Intertextuality to the the american

gothic painting of white american
farmers but edited to have price
tags on all their equipment to
symbolise that the trade war could
affect farmers just like how the
stock market crash of 1929 did, just
before the original was painted. The use of this specific painting
shows realism because of the
By the week using drawings as facial expressions on the
their main image allows the farmers which realtes to how
magazine to give readers a better actual farmers will feel about
understanding of the story without the trade war
having to annotate much on it
Time and The Week use similar
serif fonts for their mastheads. This
is because they are both magazine
that are aimed at an intelligent
market and write stories for
informing and education.
Welcome to America is a short but
meaningful featured article
headline when put into the context
of the photo. Like The Week this
relates to Stuart Halls
representation theory as the
producers of Time are trying to fix
a belief for the readers to take on.
Similarly The Week, Time use a
layout where they keep their
masthead in the same position on
every magazine cover. Again this
could be done for brand
recognition and loyalty.
Unlike The Week, Time doesn’t
always put cover lines and other
featured articles on their cover like
the Week who put them at the top
of the page
By photo shopping the photo onto
a red background which could
refer to trumps power and
strength or even refers to war