This document describes the layout and design elements of two double page spreads from a magazine. Both spreads have large titles, introductions under the titles, and page numbers in the bottom left corner. The first spread features a full-page image overlapping both pages with text overlaying it. It includes kickers, columns, and a quote. The second spread has a question and answer format with a large fading image and a side quote. It concludes by noting design elements to include in a new double page spread, such as columns, a title, introduction, caption, and quote.

1. This double page spread has the title in a big font,
covering half of the page and a picture of Amy Lee
covering a whole A4 sheet of paper and overlapping onto
the second of the pages. The title is partly cut off at the
top and it has an introduction underneath it.
There is a kicker (one letter bigger than the rest of them)
at the beginning of the article and another later on at the
beginning of another paragraph. The writer uses columns
and has a quote to break up the text in the middle of the
article. In this double page spread, there is just a big
article, not in a question and answer format.
There is a caption on the picture and the page number is
on the bottom left hand corner. The text overlaps the
image. This causes a contrast within the image and the
text. Also, there is a small reference in the side of the
image.
In this double page spread, again there is a kicker and a big
title yet the title is fully on the page and there is only one
kicker and this is at the beginning of the text. The
introduction is yet again underneath the title yet it has bold
sections in different colours such as “Taylor Momsen” and
“The Pretty Reckless” so it would seen that only the names
are in bold.
The format is in a question and answer layout and the image
is big and as it overlaps into the second page, it starts to
fade before it gets to the text.
Unlike the double page spread above, this one has the
quote on the side with the picture and is much bigger than
the rest of the text. It catches your eye.

2. Both double pages use columns and have one page number in the bottom left hand corner. They have
a quote somewhere on the page and both have kickers. There are introductions to the article under
the title and the titles are quite big.
I shall use this information by making sure that my double page spread has columns and has a big title
with an introduction underneath it. My double page spread shall have a caption and a quote
somewhere on the page.
The circled areas need to
be changed so either
something is added or
taken away or even just
edited so it looks a bit
different.
• Caption changed
• Quote added
• Kicker
• Page number taken away
• Page number smaller