The document discusses layout and design choices made for a magazine article and issue focused on artist Sabaa. Subheadings and a large cover image of Sabaa looking at the reader were used to draw attention. A contents page with columns and the article text separated into columns and featuring enlarged quotations in a different color were techniques used to organize information and make the article more interesting to readers.

1. Subheadings have
been used so the
text stands out
more than the
others.
I used a generic
convention which
is using columns
on the contents
page. This keeps
everything
organized on the
page and avoids
tackiness.
I used the featured
artist on the cover and
double page article to
keep the theme of the
magazine issue
focussing on this one
artist.
The image of Sabaa
shows her looking
straight at the
audience this is a good
eye catching technique
as anyone looking will
see her looking straight
at them and will be
automatically captured
and read what is on
this page.

2. The main image is
the most
dominating part of
the page as this is
the main focus.
Bright colours
stand out a lot
more when
opened.
Columns were used
to separate the
text, I had used
three columns to do
this on both pages.
Some quotations of what Sabaa said were enlarged and I
used a different colour for the quotations. This is so it
stands out and persuades the reader to read the article.
This also makes the article seem a lot more interesting and
fun rather than having the font size same throughout the
whole article and the same colour.