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1. Feature Article Analysis:
This feature article is spread across a double page. This proves its importance and
shows that it’s the main focus of this magazine issue. I like the idea of having a
picture across a whole page. It highlights the bands importance and, leaves less
room for text. This makes sure that the article only focuses on the main points
about this band. I think that the layout of this double page article looks very
simple but it’s eye catching. That is something I aim to do in my magazine. I like
the vibrant blue colours throughout the page, it stands out against the rest of the
article, showing readers the most important parts.
The different sections of the magazine help to draw in readers, giving them more
to look at than just an essentially, boring article all about the band. This article
also has box out text in it, catching the readers eye. I like the look of this and will
aim to use something similar to this. I like the fact that the name of which artist
said the quote is in a different colour, creating a contrast between the blue and
white colours.
However this article is written as a story type article. The text just flows, giving the
reader huge chunks of information to read at once. When reading a magazine, I
want the text to be read/accessed quickly and easily. Because of this, I’m going to
write my article in a question and answer style as I prefer the look of this and feel
as if it interests readers more. This article also as a section on the right hand side
where it talks about other bands that famous artists like and gives a short insight
into their reasons why. I've decided not to do this in my magazine as I would
rather have my feature article focused on one band across the whole double page
spread. In my opinion, this gives more focus to the feature artists who are the
main aspect of the magazine. On my front cover and contents page things like sell
lines will introduce other bands but they wont be seen on my feature article age.