The music magazine's fundamental main splash on the magazine utilizes monochrome colours on the on the centre of visual intrest. This indicates how serious Mojo magazine regards its performers. This is additionally underlined through the arranged format with the coverlines in a constructed order.
The magazine uses sans-serif textual style to depict Joni Mitchel as powerful and autonomous. This text is used no only for ease of read but to keep the reader constantly attached to what Mojo have written about. The strict colours of blue, white and red further implies Joni Mitchel as well as the Mojo magazine its self as a genuine regarding magazine and performer.
The magazine incorporates powerful words like 'tragedy' to increase the respect for the performer and the effort it has taken to get to the point where they are now. These words emphasise the hardship of the musicians making them even more respected.
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