The front cover, content page, and double page spread of a magazine share several similarities in their design. All three components include the magazine's red masthead to create branding consistency. Additionally, each features a main image of a famous artist, in this case Dizzie Rascal, and uses bold typography to attract readers. They also employ the rule of thirds for composition and have matching color schemes of black, red, and white.

1. Similarities Between The
Front Cover, Content Page and Double Page Spread.

2. Similarities The Magazine components.
Both the front cover and the
content page includes the
masthead and its iconic colour
of red as it is trying to create
branding of the magazine so
that you remember what the
masthead is for next time you
see the magazine you will want
to pick it up. However, it is
unusual for the masthead not to
be on the double page spread.
Both the Front cover and double
page spread include a main
image of Dizzie Rascal, saying
this the content page also
mentions Dizzie Rascal so this
artist is mentioned throughout
the magazine. Also even though
the artist on the content page is
not Dizzie Rascal all the 3
components of the magazine
include a main image of a
famous artist.
The magazine front cover,
content page and double
page spread all include the
same typography which is
bold. This is key for attracting
the audiences attention.
The Front cover and
Double page spread
which both mainly focus
of the famous Dizzie
Rascal all include the
stereotype of Rappers
being gangsters. This is
shown by what Dizzie
Rascal is wearing but also
the background which is
graffiti.
All three components have
included rules of third. In the
front cover the main focus is
Dizzie Rascal, in the content page
the main focus is the famous
artist, finally in the double page
spread the main focus is Dizzie
Rascal again.
The colour scheme of all
components is black, red and white,
this is followed by the masthead
and headers but also the clothes
which Dizzie Rascal is wearing.