This document describes common design elements used in double page spreads in music magazines. These typically include an anchoring image of the band to draw the reader's attention. The color scheme is usually consistent across the two pages to match the mood and style of the band. Quotes from the article are featured prominently to attract readers and encourage them to learn more. Additional elements like massive titles, drop caps, and multiple quotes help grab attention and highlight key information about the band and article.

1. Double Page Spread

2. Mojo
Skyline across the whole
double page to attract the
reader’s attention
Anchoring Image- A
medium shot of the duo
usually at eye level, draws
the readers attention if
they are more well
known.
The colour scheme
usually the same
across the spread,
made to match the
mood and style of
the band.
Quote taken from the main article,
usually the most eye catching part
of the article which will attract the
target audience the most and draw
them in to read.
Colour scheme the same across
the 2 pages in this case its kind
of a old school colour scheme.

3. Q
Quote taken from the main article, usually the
most eye catching part of the article which will
attract the target audience the most and draw
them in to read.
Colour scheme made
to match the
magazine, in this case
its red and white,
shows that it isn’t too
colourful but not to
dull and boring.
Massive dropcap
to the start of the
article which is
appealing to the
reader as it
automatically
draws your
attention to it

4. Kerrang
Colour scheme yellow and black
across the article, matches the style
of the magazine Kerrang shows a
rock band but not the typical
screaming dull stereotypical rock
band.
Massive title ‘the time is now’
automatically grabbing the readers
attention and having it in big bold
writing especially with the now
being the biggest writing
Many quotes scattered across
the double page which gives the
reader an even bigger look at
what could be said in the article.

5. Uncut Name of the band in big
letters at the top of the
page, signalling who
they are.
Anchoring image- Medium
shot of the group in what
looks like a photoshoot,
with guitar in hands it
signals that the band could
be focusing more on talking
about their music rather
than their lifes.
Blue and white seems to be
the main colour scheme
across the double page,
shows the calm vibe about
the group and the style of
their music.