Evaluation Question 4

Below I have placed a drawing of a figure that I would deem to be part of my target audience. The drawing depicts the stereotypical individual who would purchase my music magazine:

The drawing is of a 14 year old teenage girl named Chloe who is dressed casually, but also with style. She wears fashionable clothes, but these clothes are not highly expensive as my target audience are only teenagers and therefore will most likely still in be school and so will not be able to afford designer clothes.

Chloe loves to listen to artists such as Demi Lovato, One Direction, Katy Perry and Justin Bieber. Apart from listening to their music, she also loves to read about their personal lives; relationships, arguments and their opinions on certain issues. 

When Chloe grows up, she wants to be a professional dancer and maybe even become a new big pop artist - she is considering going to the X Factor Auditions when she is old enough!
Chloe loves animals and has a pet dog called 'Sammy' who she takes for walks every day in the countryside whilst singing along to her music. Chloe's favourite season is summer and she regularly wears summer dresses when going out.

Chloe is 'white-british' and quite slim, she has long blonde hair and blue eyes - this is the stereotype for young british girls who love to dance and sing. She dresses/looks like an aspiring celebrity. She takes great care when doing her makeup, and she cares about what she looks like more than most other things. She has a large friendship group and her favourite subjects at school are Art and Technology - she enjoys to learn English as well.