The document discusses the layout and design of a magazine. The main colors used are red and white to match the magazine's name badge. Images of artists featured in the magazine are shown along with the relevant page numbers. The overall style remains formal and consistent across issues so readers know where to find certain information. The pages are organized with primary, terminal, strong, and weak areas that contain things like headings, barcodes, artist images, reviews, edition pictures, and subscription details.

1. The main colours on this page
are red and white. These colours
match with the name badge for
the magazine. There is also black
on this page with the text of the
information.
The images on this page are all
artists or people to do with the
magazine and they have the page
numbers next to the image to show
which page this artist will be
featured or mentioned on.
The house style if very formal and
very similar in each issue as
everything has its place. This helps
regular readers to know where
certain information to do with an
artist may be.
First page
The primary optical area has the heading in the centre.
The terminal optical area has a barcode which you can
scan to find out more information or collect a prize with.
The strong fallow area also includes the heading.
The weak fallow area includes information about the
barcode.
Second page
The primary optical area includes an image and page
number of an artist that will be included in the magazine.
The terminal optical area has a review of a performance
in.
The strong fallow area includes pictures of previous and
upcoming editions of the magazine.
The weak fallow area includes information on how you
can subscribe to the magazine.