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The document summarizes and analyzes features of double page spreads and contents pages from music magazines. It describes key aspects of double page spreads featuring Taylor Momsen and The All American Rejects, including layout, colors used, images, and text styles. It also compares the two spreads, noting differences in tones created by the color schemes and amount of images. The document provides insights into magazine design elements and how they are tailored for different artists and genres.

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Double page spead analysis
Double page spead analysis
Key Features: Taylor Momsen Double Page Spread NME Magazine Interview: the double page spread features the lead singer of Main Image: a band called The image The Pretty that is used Reckless on double Whoever page features on spreads double page usually spreads there takes over will always be the whole an interview of the firs with them page and a included on little of the Underneath the title, there will be a there as well. second. logline this is where it will briefly tell you what the interview consists of. This is also used to attract the readers to stay on that page and read the interview.
KERRANG! Double Page Spread Analysis: There are three colours used in this and they are Black, White and red which link with the artist that is featured in the magazine as she is usually photographed wearing these coloured clothes. The main headline for this double page spread is Wild Child for the Wild part they have used a type of font that looks as if it has been scribble down by someone and it is in red writing where the word CHILD has been written in large white block capitals which suggest innocence which is something that would be expected from a child and it looks more innocent in contrast to the redness as red signifies danger. Each question asked in the interview is distinctively separated from the answer. The questions are written in red, and are in an increased font to the answers of the questions which are written in white and at a smaller font. When it comes to making my own double page spread, I plan to take some ideas from this one and follow in the same sort of layout as this, as I will have either an artist or a band to feature that will be in full on one page and then the interview at the side of it.
Double page spead analysis
Key Features: KERRANG! Magazine Contents Page Issue and date of magazine and titles. This is the largest image on the page also they have underneath the name of the band that the vocalist is from that is shown in the image, Ollie The editors note Sykes. The image along with a shows the vocalist photograph of interacting with his them is included, fans, which will want then at the end of his other fans to read the note the this and their editors signature magazine. is present. The actual contents itself is set out in sub categories, this is to make it easier to find, which I think they have chosen mainly because they have a younger audience of 16-19 year olds and they will be able to look out for what interest them the most and the numbers of the page that they are on are all situated left of the text/image in red writing to make the stand out.
KERRANG! Contents Page Analysis: At the very top of the page is the page title with the issue number and date underneath it, half of the page has a picture of Bring Me The Horizons lead singer Ollie Sykes as this is the largest image on the entire page it suggests that this figure is the most important out of all the other bands mentioned in this issue. Also underneath is the band name supports the idea of it having more importance over the other bands as larger text is used for this one, showing that they want it to stand out more in comparison to the others. There is also a note in the left corner of the page from the editor, these notes tend to just be a little message from them explaining what is in this issue and telling you some information about a certain band/artist that is feature in the magazine this week then at the end it is signed with a signature from the editor this creates a personal connection between the editor and the reader which I think is a nice touch.
Double page spead analysis
Double page spead analysis
Comparisons : These double page spreads are both from different issues of the same magazine: NME One features the singer from The Pretty Reckless Taylor Momsen, the other featuring The All American Rejects. As they are both from the same magazine they are very similar however as they are two different bands from a similar but different genre of music the lay out, colour and design are different in order to attract their own audience. The double page spread with Taylor Momsen is very dark with a black background, off white text with little bits of bright red text when they want certain parts to sand out such as the word Wild the colours they have used relate to the person herself as white represents innocence which is something she should have as at 17 years old she is still a child however the fact that it is an off white implies that, that innocence is fading and he innocence is contradicted by the black which links to sadness and being a dark person and the red signifies danger also the person herself is also generally photographed wearing clothes these colours, not only in this image itself but others. In comparison to the Taylor Momsen page this one is colourful and bright and there is a lot more going on, instead of a dark black background they have gone for a dark purple and have used colours such as light purple and red not only have they used these colours for backgrounds and text but also for the clothes that they are wearing which I think altogether improves the pages appearance. They have also used 1 main image and 4 little images, the main image being 1 of the whole band together then an image of each of them I think this creates a more personal feel, something for the audience to have with one of them and to feel as though they are getting to know each member more. Instead of having the bands name as a title for the double page spread they both have something have words or a phrase that either describes the person/band or what the interview is like itself.
Double page spead analysis
Double page spead analysis
Comparisons These contents pages are both from different issues of the same magazine: KERRANG! However I think if you was to look at the 2 without the name of the magazine itself being present then you wouldnt be able to tell I think one of the reasons is because this magazine covers a couple of different music genres. A similarity between the 2 is that they both use one main image that takes up about a third of the page however one image shows a band named Bring Me The Horizon whose genre is metal core/death core and the band in the other image are called We Are The In Crowd and their genre is pop rock so the colour pictures and layout of the rest of both contents pages relate to the that genre. As the first one shows images where all the colours used are dark as the image s they have used have either a grey background or a really dark blue and the people wear either black, purple or blue where as the other one used light blue, light pink and bright yellow, altogether the second contents page looks more happy and cheerful and looks like this issue is for a younger audience this is because of the bands target audience were as the other one features bands for older people, that wouldnt be attracted by lots of images and bright colours.

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Double page spead analysis

  • 3. Key Features: Taylor Momsen Double Page Spread NME Magazine Interview: the double page spread features the lead singer of Main Image: a band called The image The Pretty that is used Reckless on double Whoever page features on spreads double page usually spreads there takes over will always be the whole an interview of the firs with them page and a included on little of the Underneath the title, there will be a there as well. second. logline this is where it will briefly tell you what the interview consists of. This is also used to attract the readers to stay on that page and read the interview.
  • 4. KERRANG! Double Page Spread Analysis: There are three colours used in this and they are Black, White and red which link with the artist that is featured in the magazine as she is usually photographed wearing these coloured clothes. The main headline for this double page spread is Wild Child for the Wild part they have used a type of font that looks as if it has been scribble down by someone and it is in red writing where the word CHILD has been written in large white block capitals which suggest innocence which is something that would be expected from a child and it looks more innocent in contrast to the redness as red signifies danger. Each question asked in the interview is distinctively separated from the answer. The questions are written in red, and are in an increased font to the answers of the questions which are written in white and at a smaller font. When it comes to making my own double page spread, I plan to take some ideas from this one and follow in the same sort of layout as this, as I will have either an artist or a band to feature that will be in full on one page and then the interview at the side of it.
  • 6. Key Features: KERRANG! Magazine Contents Page Issue and date of magazine and titles. This is the largest image on the page also they have underneath the name of the band that the vocalist is from that is shown in the image, Ollie The editors note Sykes. The image along with a shows the vocalist photograph of interacting with his them is included, fans, which will want then at the end of his other fans to read the note the this and their editors signature magazine. is present. The actual contents itself is set out in sub categories, this is to make it easier to find, which I think they have chosen mainly because they have a younger audience of 16-19 year olds and they will be able to look out for what interest them the most and the numbers of the page that they are on are all situated left of the text/image in red writing to make the stand out.
  • 7. KERRANG! Contents Page Analysis: At the very top of the page is the page title with the issue number and date underneath it, half of the page has a picture of Bring Me The Horizons lead singer Ollie Sykes as this is the largest image on the entire page it suggests that this figure is the most important out of all the other bands mentioned in this issue. Also underneath is the band name supports the idea of it having more importance over the other bands as larger text is used for this one, showing that they want it to stand out more in comparison to the others. There is also a note in the left corner of the page from the editor, these notes tend to just be a little message from them explaining what is in this issue and telling you some information about a certain band/artist that is feature in the magazine this week then at the end it is signed with a signature from the editor this creates a personal connection between the editor and the reader which I think is a nice touch.
  • 10. Comparisons : These double page spreads are both from different issues of the same magazine: NME One features the singer from The Pretty Reckless Taylor Momsen, the other featuring The All American Rejects. As they are both from the same magazine they are very similar however as they are two different bands from a similar but different genre of music the lay out, colour and design are different in order to attract their own audience. The double page spread with Taylor Momsen is very dark with a black background, off white text with little bits of bright red text when they want certain parts to sand out such as the word Wild the colours they have used relate to the person herself as white represents innocence which is something she should have as at 17 years old she is still a child however the fact that it is an off white implies that, that innocence is fading and he innocence is contradicted by the black which links to sadness and being a dark person and the red signifies danger also the person herself is also generally photographed wearing clothes these colours, not only in this image itself but others. In comparison to the Taylor Momsen page this one is colourful and bright and there is a lot more going on, instead of a dark black background they have gone for a dark purple and have used colours such as light purple and red not only have they used these colours for backgrounds and text but also for the clothes that they are wearing which I think altogether improves the pages appearance. They have also used 1 main image and 4 little images, the main image being 1 of the whole band together then an image of each of them I think this creates a more personal feel, something for the audience to have with one of them and to feel as though they are getting to know each member more. Instead of having the bands name as a title for the double page spread they both have something have words or a phrase that either describes the person/band or what the interview is like itself.
  • 13. Comparisons These contents pages are both from different issues of the same magazine: KERRANG! However I think if you was to look at the 2 without the name of the magazine itself being present then you wouldnt be able to tell I think one of the reasons is because this magazine covers a couple of different music genres. A similarity between the 2 is that they both use one main image that takes up about a third of the page however one image shows a band named Bring Me The Horizon whose genre is metal core/death core and the band in the other image are called We Are The In Crowd and their genre is pop rock so the colour pictures and layout of the rest of both contents pages relate to the that genre. As the first one shows images where all the colours used are dark as the image s they have used have either a grey background or a really dark blue and the people wear either black, purple or blue where as the other one used light blue, light pink and bright yellow, altogether the second contents page looks more happy and cheerful and looks like this issue is for a younger audience this is because of the bands target audience were as the other one features bands for older people, that wouldnt be attracted by lots of images and bright colours.