Sunday, 16 October 2011

double page spread





















This double page spread is took out of NME music magazine and works very well. Its a simple design so i think the more plain and simple the double page spreads are the easier to read and the more it draws the reader in. I like the way the image is A4 and stands out on the page so the writing doesn't look over powering. It draws the reader straight in with such a big image. The black and grey colour scheme works great on here because the American flag stands straight out on the page and links with the title of this story. I love the way the heading is layed out over both pages it doesn't stand out too much with the grey but with it being in such a big font and being in capitals this is what makes it stand out. Saying USA means the text has something to do with the USA. I also like how the sell line is in a different font and goes through the heading, it really makes you want to read what its about i also like how it links with the actual artist by saying 'you got the love' one of Florence and the machines song.Its very original, i think the font brings something to the page since everything else is just plain and simple.The text looks very professional as it is black and a plain font. Its also very small writing so it fits all on one page. This texts easily read so this is also professional.I like how 'Florence Welsh' is in blue this is used as a highlighter this shows straight away who this article is about.The big letter at the front of the text shows the start of the article. It also brings something to the article instead of it being so plain it brings something to the page which stands out.





































I don't think this double page spread looks nice or works effectively. The colour scheme doesn't look nice, it does stand out on the black background but i don't like the red and green i think they look tacky. The text is hard to read and the heading is too plain and doesn't look right in the red but i like the font of the heading as plain fonts look a lot better. I like the pictures on the double page spread. They show what this text is going to be about without even reading it. I like how you can tell what Tinie Temphas new single is without reading the text also because there is a sentence along the bottom in a bigger font than the text saying 'Tinie Tempah' this says who its about also what his single is and when its out. Also the sub heading says 'Haters, i cant fuckin hear your reception' this is tinie tempahs new single so it shows what this double page spread is. The 3images on this page drags in the readers.























There are many features to this double page spread which appeal to readers. The pictures of Cheryl stands out and makes it look edgy. I like the way the big C stands out on the page and it's a different colour to the rest of the writing. I like how the quote out of the text is in bright red at the bottom of the page as it will be the first thing you will read on the page and you can have some idea what the text is going to be talking about. I think the layout of the page is really clever and looks really good. I like the way theres a big A4 image and how theres a little image blending with the text. The picture of cheryl makes her look flawless and deffinatly matches her sort of music. Her clothing is what you would think of cheryl cole when you think of her. 


































I like the basic layout of this double page spread, i like how there is just a main image of the artist who the article is based on. I love the heading 'rock and role queen?' i like how its a question and i like how it tells you what sort of things is going to be in the text. I like the way the modelis dressed she looks like a rock chick just as the heading says its about rock. I like the way the the heading is a clear bold font and stands out on the page. I also like the colour scheme of the double page spread (black and blue) i love the way the different bits of text is in blue and matches the models glasses.













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