The document provides examples of effective double page spreads, including using edited relative images that are not overcrowded, a simple color scheme, brief descriptive text, mini articles with not too much text, the main title displayed prominently, columns with questions in bold and related images, and featuring the main person's image and quotes alongside descriptive elements like their work. The examples emphasize clear visual hierarchy, limited use of color themes, and an balanced mix of images, text, titles and other components.

1. Examples of Double Page Spreads

2. Relative edited images (not overcrowded) Simple colour scheme (black, red and white) Brief description (straight to the point) Mini-article (not too much text) Main title

3. Main title, bold caption to highlight what he is known as Image of main person and their work Columns Quote from article Use of colour theme from main image

4. Interview in columns, questions in bold Related image from main person’s work Quote Image of main person

5. Image of main person Simple colour theme (black, white, yellow and blue) Quote from main person Interview in columns, questions in bold

6. Article Main image Extra images Main title Brief description Simple colour theme (black, white and blue)

7. Main title Quote First letter is made bigger with an image of the main person Article Image of main person