Pink Artist Representation

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Pinks image is very provocative for its audience through her choice of clothing and how exposed her body is. Pink is not wearing a bra and this is very revealing. Her appearance is there to attract a male audience as well as a female audience. It is as if she is trying to go against the social norms of behaving ‘good’ and so people may view her as an artist with a different type of pop music. Her outfit with her dotted leggings and her heels have connotations of prostitution and this has a strong link to the title of the magazine ‘bad girl for life!’. The poster has strong emphasise of the female body and had themes of sin and lust. In my opinion, the artist is trying to inform audiences of how women are objectified in a modern society into conforming to men The artist is using an explicit mode of address as she is swearing at the audience. Pink is known for being very chaotic in a lot of her music videos and her swearing highlights her ruthless personality. The advert could be trying to show how independent she is as a woman. Her actions go against the typical conventions we expect from the way women behave as she is behaving very boisterously The red line could symbolise the crossing over the boundary from turning ‘bad to good’. Red has connotation of danger as so by her hand being positioned on it, this makes her appear tough The designer has chosen the name of the album to be in pink rather than artists name to create a play on words and to create a visually interesting poster. The albums name is seen as more important due to it being coloured and this helps it stand out The colour pink has connotations of being female and therefore the artist is wearing pink to attract female listeners. Her name resembling the colour also add to the attraction of women to buy her album Pink is wearing a spiked dog collar around her neck. This could symbolise her need to be ‘contained’ and therefore portrays the artist as reckless and out of control. much of music reflects this through songs like ‘Bad Influence’ and ‘Sober’ The Magazine has been intentionally used to attract a much older audience as many parents may view how the artist is illustrating themselves to the audience and think she would be a bad influence on their children. The imagery is very powerful in portraying Pink’s reckless behaviour as the overturned car behind her shows her to be a dangerous driver and this could be promoting drink driving in the minds of some parents. However some audiences prefer an artist to be out of control and have no limits and this is was makes pink appealing for many her fans. Take the rap group NWA for example. Much of their music was seen as promoting gang violence and yet they sold millions of records and they even gave across a strong message of how blacks were treated in the 80’s

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Pinks image is very provocative for its audience through her choice of clothing and how exposed her body is. Pink is not wearing a bra and this is very revealing. Her appearance is there to attract a male audience as well as a female audience. It is as if she is trying to go against the social norms of behaving ‘good’ and so people may view her as an artist with a different type of pop music. Her outfit with her dotted leggings and her heels have connotations of prostitution and this has a strong link to the title of the magazine ‘bad girl for life!’. The poster has strong emphasise of the female body and had themes of sin and lust. In my opinion, the artist is trying to inform audiences of how women are objectified in a modern society into conforming to men

The artist is using an explicit mode of address as she is swearing at the audience. Pink is known for being very chaotic in a lot of her music videos and her swearing highlights her ruthless personality. The advert could be trying to show how independent she is as a woman. Her actions go against the typical conventions we expect from the way women behave as she is behaving very boisterously

The red line could symbolise the crossing over the boundary from turning ‘bad to good’. Red has connotation of danger as so by her hand being positioned on it, this makes her appear tough

The designer has chosen the name of the album to be in pink rather than artists name to create a play on words and to create a visually interesting poster. The albums name is seen as more important due to it being coloured and this helps it stand out

The colour pink has connotations of being female and therefore the artist is wearing pink to attract female listeners. Her name resembling the colour also add to the attraction of women to buy her album

Pink is wearing a spiked dog collar around her neck. This could symbolise her need to be ‘contained’ and therefore portrays the artist as reckless and out of control. much of music reflects this through songs like ‘Bad Influence’ and ‘Sober’

The Magazine has been intentionally used to attract a much older audience as many parents may view how the artist is illustrating themselves to the audience and think she would be a bad influence on their children. The imagery is very powerful in portraying Pink’s reckless behaviour as the overturned car behind her shows her to be a dangerous driver and this could be promoting drink driving in the minds of some parents. However some audiences prefer an artist to be out of control and have no limits and this is was makes pink appealing for many her fans. Take the rap group NWA for example. Much of their music was seen as promoting gang violence and yet they sold millions of records and they even gave across a strong message of how blacks were treated in the 80’s