The document describes the process of designing a double page magazine spread. The designer began by adding a black background and white text to establish consistency. Images were resized and placed throughout the spread, with text added in a uniform font and color. The designer was careful to lay out the text and images so that the spread was visually appealing and easy to read while maintaining a consistent style.

2. I started off my double page spread by adding a background filter of
black which then meant I could add my white text. I decided to use the
same font as I did on the front cover of my magazine. By doing this it
shows consistency. I then added an image to the right hand side of the
double page spread and used the full length of the page.

3. After looking through other magazines double page spreads I decided
not to have the image taking up the whole page. I resized the image and
placed in the top left hand corner as this is where I thought it looked
best placed. I decided to take a image of a vinyl from one of my original
pictures of the model. I did this by cropping the image and chose to
place this image behind my page heading. The reason I did this was to
make the page look less bare and a bit more interesting.

4. When it came to adding my text I decided to move the image on the
right page again so it helped out with the text layout. I decided to place
the intro to the interview on the bottom left hand side of the page as
this is where you normally see intro’s in magazines. I made sure that
the text was the same as my header and the same colour making it look
more professional.

5. I began to add the interview onto the double page spread. When I
adding this I made sure that the text colour and font were kept the
same as the rest. I also made sure that the size was easy to read and
wasn’t too small. Something I also made sure I did was that there
wasn’t any gaps so it filled up all of the page.

6. When I started adding the text to the right hand side of the double page
spread I went through the same process I did with the left hand side. I
made sure that the text font, size and colour were all the same and that
it was laid out nicely. I decided to leave a square gap in the text so that I
could add another image to the page.

7. To finish off my double page spread I added an image to the free space
that I had left. I made sure that the image was the right size and fit the
free space perfectly. I also decided to add more text at the bottom right
of the page. This text showed when the artists single is out and what
festival she would be played at. I made the text font the same but
decided to make it bold. I did this so that it would stand out to the
audience.

8. I decided to change the bottom left image as I didn’t think it looked
right next to the other image. I choose this image instead as I thought
that it looked better than the other one. Before I added the image I had
to edit it a bit. I did this by changing the contrast and the brightness of
the image. The reason I did this was so it looked the same colour of
black and white as the other image I had already used.