This document discusses various design elements used in magazine layout, including drop caps, pull quotes, images, and headlines. A drop cap is a larger first letter at the start of a paragraph. This article uses a full-page drop cap along with two smaller drop caps. Pull quotes extract important quotes from the text to highlight. Images can span a full or double page with text overlaid. Headlines provide an overview of the article topic and may include interview quotes.

1. Photo shoot
image
Drop cap
Columns
Footer/page
number

2. A drop cap is the first letter of a paragraph
that's of a much bigger size than the rest that
follow.
In this article the drop cap covers the whole
page which the article is on.
Also in this article they have two additional
drop caps which are at a smaller text to the
main drop cap.

3. A pull quote is
pulled out of the
article to stand out
as it is usually
something the artist
has said.
Also is an attention-
catching quotation
taken from the main
text of an article
and used as a
subheading or
graphic feature.

4. The image usually covers up a whole
page or sometimes it can take up the
whole double page with the writing
over the top.
Also you can have insert images
which is where they are in between
the text of the article.

7. The headline on a article page in a
magazine usually gives you an idea on
who and what the article is about.
You can sometimes have quotes if a
interview.