I began creating a double paged magazine spread in Photoshop using an A3 page. I added the publication logo and placed an image on one side with an interview-style article. I formatted the pages with a script title font, black and white image, and typical interview conventions like bold questions. I continued building the article sticking to conventions while also moving the logo and adding page numbers for clarity.

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Creating My Double
Paged Spread

2. I began creating my double paged spread by
starting with an A3 Photoshop page. I then added
the Couture Newcastle logo in the top corner and
placed the image on one side, typical of a
magazine with an interview with a specific
person.

3. I then began to shape my pages. I added a title in
a script font which I thought went well and
added a classic feeling. I placed my image in
black and white to continue this. I began to write
my article and used typical conventions. I placed
the interviewers questions in bold and also added
a ‘teaser’ before the actual interview began to
grab the readers interests.

4. I continued to build on my article, sticking with
the interview conventions. I also moved the
‘COUTURE NEWCASTLE’ logo to the other side
of the page where it would be seen beQer, and
added page numbers.