An analysis of three double-page spreads from three existing magazines.

1. Bright, vibrant
colours to
attract
attention, also
to symbolise
the bright
summer.
Date, website and page number
Writing
justified in
columns, a
typical style in
double-page
spreads
Image of
artist related
to the article
covers the
whole of the
opposite
page.

2. Image of artist
related to the
article; in this
case, Liam
Gallagher, the
lead singer of the
band Beady Eye.
Quote from the artist
Name of
band and
strapline
Extra info
included
in the
article
Side containing text is
colourful and vibrant,
contradiction with the black-
and-white image of Gallagher
Colloquial language is used in the
article to represent the interview
being casual and informal
Black-and-
white image is
used to imply
Gallagher
attempting to
use a classic
sound in his
music.

3. Name of
artist in
bold
letters
Colloquial language to help imagine
the interview as a friendly, informal
conversation
The
information
is written in
the present
tense, this
creates a
sense of
realism as
they are
stating what
the artist(s)
are up to at
that very
moment.
Mini-contents page showing features related to
the two artists focused on in this spread.
Large
picture of
cover
model.
Kendrick is
wearing a
white top
behind a
white
background
with a gold
necklace,
this creates
a sense of
heaven and
God, who
Kendrick
looks up to
greatly.