1. I started off with my double page spread by importing the main photo which was going to be on the left page. This also took some editing to change the appearance of the photo and make it look more professional. I also added in the credits to the top corner to show who wrote and took photos for the interview. I used a pull quote in the right corner of the photo to give a small insight to the interview which took place. I also took time creating the masthead, of just the artists name. This had to be large, and in a bright colour to instantly attract the audience.

2. I had already typed the interview, but I had to separate the sections into three to keep it in the rule of thirds layout. I used a drop capital to relate to the similar style of many magazines. I changed the colours, still staying with my colour scheme of black white and red, black and red especially for the fonts. I decided on using red for questions and black to show answers from the artist. I used the same photo as the front cover to represent the artists ‘new album’.

3. I added my second section of the interview, and had to line it up with the first section and made sure that it was neat. I also went to add in the information about the artists new album underneath the photograph.

4. Finally, I chose to put a coloured background on my interview. This made it look a lot more interesting, and made it easier to read aswell.