The document provides guidelines for designing a double page spread for a magazine, including placing a large photo of an artist on one side with writing on the other side or across both pages. Other elements that should be included are a snappy introduction, a highlight quote, the byline of the writer, page numbers at the bottom, and a small block indicating the end of the article. The language used should be informal to build a friendly relationship with readers.

1. Large image: is a photo of an artist. Also it
would be on one side and the writing on the
another or the image across the pages.
Stand first: snappy
introduction to the article
Drop capital
A quote, that is
highlight from the
text
By line, tells us tells
who wrote the
article
The image is
looking towards
the audience this is
called direct
address
Usually two to
four Columns
The colour
scheme: usually
two to three
colours
Page
numbers:
usually at
the bottom
of the page.
They would use a small block to show to the
audience that its the end of the article, also the
block would relate the magazine.
The language used in a double
page spread is informal
because it is trying to make a
friendly relationship with the
reader.
Usually the
have a title of
an album by
the artist on
the magazine
Usually around
the main image is
the name of the
photographer
who took the
picture of the
artist.