This is a double page spread taken from Q Magazine focusing on an interview with Jay-Z.
It features all the main conventions of a double-page spread including: a large picture, pull quotes, bold text and drop caps. It also follows a clear house style and colour scheme that matches the rest of the magazine.
The large red 'J' in the background of the article, combined with the large close-up image which takes u a whole page, makes it immediately quite clear who the article is about.
Jay-Z's serious facial expression and use of props also makes it immediately clear that the article is likely to focus predominately on serious matters rather than light-hearted ones.
The pull quote on the picture is bright and eye-catching and entices the reader to want to read the article because it appears as interesting.
When I come to producing my own double page spread I hope to create a similar article but with a more fresh 'urban' style, rather than a more conventional one, in order to match the house style of my magazine.
Monday 24 February 2014
Sunday 23 February 2014
Conventions of a Double Page Spread
- A large image
- Pull quote(s)
- Bold text
- Small text font
- Drop cap
- Columns
- Informal tone
- Short headline
- House style
- Colour theme of magazine
- Page numbers
Saturday 22 February 2014
Wednesday 5 February 2014
Conventions of a Contents Page
- Title of contents
- Image(s) of people
- Content relating to page numbers (non-chronological)
- Colour theme of the magazine
- House style same as front cover
- Clear layout that flows - visual syntax - structured grids / guide lines
- Two/three columns
- Blurb of contents
- Date and issue number
- Subscription pug / starburst
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