This document analyzes the design elements used across four mixed genre double page spreads (DPS). It discusses the graphology, typography, and color palette used in each DPS. The graphology refers to how images and text are positioned, while the typography examines font and sizing. Color palettes are also evaluated for their visual impact and implied audience. Overall, the spreads demonstrate different approaches to balancing images and text through creative page design.

1. 4 MIXED GENRE DOUBLE PAGE SPREADS
OWEN B AILEY

2. Graphology used is the main image on one side of
the page and the text on the other page. This
means a bigger picture and more text can be used.
Typography used is the same all the way through
the text but a enlarged capital letter for the start of
the text.
Colour palette used is black and white. Which is
very basic but could be eye-catching.
Mode of address used is not direct as the image
has her eyes closed which doesn’t draw the readers
attention.

3. Graphology used is the main image in the
middle of the text ad the txt positioned
around the image.
Typography used is the same font
throughout but the size is bigger on certain
bits.
Colour pallet used is pink and black this
suggest the magazine is aimed at females
or it could be related to the female image

4. Graphology used is the main image on one4 side of
the page and the text on the other side of the page.
This is eye catching because of the colours they
have ;inked to the text and image.
Typography used is the same text used throughput
and the same sizes and colour used.
Colour pallet used is white, black and red. This
doesn’t show what sex the magazine is indicated at

5. This dps looks boring as the colour used is dull.
Graphology used is image on one side and the text on
the other which is the same as most DPS
typography used is the same but there is larger text
used at the top compared to the rest of the page.
Colour pallet used is grey and white and black. This
makes the dps look boring.