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NME magazine has a consistent layout scheme. They place the logo in the top left corner and use a bold font for the main artist's name. Extra information is provided on the sides of the page in the same font and color scheme. Images of artists are displayed in the center of the page and are usually close-up shots. NME also includes extra features like competitions along the sides and bottom of the pages.
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- 2. Music magazines also typically use a strap line at the top of the page to attract readers to a special feature. NME magazine clearly Another layout feature is has a specific layout using the main artists scheme such as the name in bold and also place in where the using extra information on logo is displayed in the the artist drawing readers into the inside article. top left corner. NME also uses an image of the main NME also displays extra artist in the centre of features within the magazine the page and the down the side of the page in a images are usually consistent font and colour medium close ups. scheme.
- 3. NME magazine also uses shapes which contain competitions to win tickets to gigs or festivals. I will consider using a similar feature in my Another layout feature production. is the extra images as well as the main image used to make the front page more appealing. The images are clearly A consistent font scheme used a snap shots and and colour scheme is also appear to be a significant layout spontaneous. They are feature. This will give my also clearly displayed front page a professional and the amount of edge in order to sell my images are limited. magazine.
- 4. Evidently NME have NME also displays a particular layout extra features within scheme as the the magazine at the bottom of the page images are used in as well as the top of the centre of the the page mainly using page with extra well known band music information is names. displayed on either side of the powerful image.