The document describes the steps taken to develop a double page magazine spread. It details adding a main image centered on the page with a rule to indicate the middle. Additional images were added in a montage style on the right page. Text was placed below with a drop cap kicker in an interview format. Colors and fonts were used consistently between elements. A sidebar and pull quotes were later added, along with page numbers and captions to complete the spread.

1. Development of Double
Page Spread

2.  I started
with adding
my main
image to
the page. I
also added
a rule which
would show
me where
the middle
of the page
was so I
knew how
large my
picture had
to be.

3.  I then
added an
assortment
of images
on the right
side of the
page
arranging
them like a
montage
(influenced
my the mojo
double page
spread)

4.  I added my
text to the
bottom half of
my page. I
added a kicker
with a drop
cap. I did my
text in a
interview
style. I also
decided to
make the
interview
questions and
the kicker
blue to
separate the
text and to
use the same
colour scheme
as the cover

5.  I added a title to
the page using
the same font as
the cover and
same colour as
the text

6.  I added a side
bar below the
text on the
right hand
side. I used
the same
colour text as
the cover but
have added a
colour to the
box to make it
stand out

7.  I decided to
change the
title of the
page
because it
looks more
magazine
style than
what I
originally
have. I also
changed the
font style as
magazines
not usually
use the
same font as
their mast
head for
their titles
inside

8.  I decided to
add NSM to
the opposite
corners of
the page as
this
incorporates
the title and
makes it
seem more
like a logo. I
have also
added a red
box to add a
pull quote.

9.  I decided to
do the same
thing for the
page
numbers as
I did for
NSM as this
makes the
page more
interesting
aesthetically.
I have also
added a line
for aesthetic
purposes as
well.

10.  Finally I have
added
another
kicker on the
top right of
the page. I
have also
added two
pull quotes
and a caption
to the page
to finish it off.