The document discusses design choices made for a double page magazine spread. These include adding a pink/purple tone background to match the magazine's style, adding outer glows to pull quotes and the artist's name to make them stand out, using purple and black text for contrast between interview questions and answers, and removing backgrounds from images while increasing contrast to make them look more polished in line with a pop magazine.

1. To start off I’ve added a pink/purple tone background to stay
true with the house style of my magazine. It just gives a fresh
slate to start the basis of my double page spread on.

2. I’ve added a outer glow to
the pull quote on the
double page spread. I’ve
simply done this to make
the pull quote more
outstanding and intriguing.
I’ve also added a outer glow to
the name of the artist in the
cover story. I‘ve done this
because the purple of the outer
glow goes with the house style
of the dps/rest of the magazine.
Also it makes it stand out more.
Becoming the first thing you
look at, establishing the article.

3. For the interview questions of the article I have added a contrast
between purple and black. Purple to fit the magazines house style
and black to show a clear variation between the question and
answers.

4. I have added two images to the double page spread. To get rid of both their
backgrounds I used select>inverse>delete after rasterization and added a bit of
contrast to both the images so that they stand out more and just look more
girly/flawless. Sticking to characteristics of a pop magazine.