Both magazines use female models to seem flirtatious, but Pressure uses Caribbean flag colors explicitly for its target audience, while L3 uses simpler colors to appeal to more groups. Pressure also uses typical language to draw in readers, unlike L3, and its name Pressure references a popular Soca song, showing it aims specifically for audiences familiar with Caribbean culture. In conclusion, Pressure caters to a narrower audience range through its focused design choices, while L3 casts a wider net.

2. Similarly both ,magazines have
a flirtatious nature enforced by
the female model.
The colour scheme used within
the Pressure magazine inhabits
colours found on Caribbean
flags making it explicit to its
target audience, whereas L3
keeps a wider audience range
due to its very simplistic colour
scheme.
There is also the difference within
the sell lines. Pressure again in
forces a ‘typical’ theme as it uses
language devices to attract
audiences, whereas L3 is not
really explicit to its audience.
‘Pressure’ as a name also has
connotations relevant to the
audience due to the fact that it is
a well known Soca song
Overall I believe my magazine has a specific audience range when you
bring all of the features together whereas L3 has kept a wider audience
range to make its product more accessible.