This double page magazine spread features an interview with Robert Pattinson. It utilizes various layout techniques to engage readers. These include a large drop cap to introduce the article, four columns of text broken up by questions and a pull quote, and captions over images that contain enticing quotes to encourage reading the full interview. The main image of Robert Pattinson takes up half the page and presents him in an casual, rustic style to appeal to his fans. The overall layout follows a 'Z pattern' to guide the reader's eyes across and down the pages.

1. Textual analysis of
double page spread
Robert Pattinson interview in ‘LOOK’ magazine.

3. Features of layout
There are various features of layout to a double page spread within a magazine. Such
as the drop cap for e.g. the ‘H’ on this feature article. Drop caps are the first letter of
the article but they are a lot bigger than the text and sit 4 or 5 lines down the article.
They are used to draw your attention to the text and can sometimes be in a different
font to add to the personality of the page.
The kicker of this double page spread is a short introduction which doesn't’t give away
too much about what you are about to read in the article.
The body text is split into 4 columns divided by gutters. Because this article is an
interview they have used the questions asked as the subheadings and put a pull quote
in the middle to break it up. The pull quote says “I wouldn't’t talk about myself on a first
date” this could be seen as advice to the readers.

4. Features of layout
The caption is placed over the bottom left hand corner of the
main image, the caption is also a quote from Robert that says
“before I did twilight no one came onto me”. The readers spot
this and want to know more, the quote is an encouragement
to read the whole interview.
The title of the double-page spread is also a quote, the use of
quotes make the readers feel they can relate to it, we can
also tell that it is very real and its not made up by the press.
The title is in black and in a very formal and clear font. They
have used serif font which also adds to the look and makes it
sophisticated and formal.
They have added two smaller pictures to the bottom left of
the double page spread this is to add to the appearance of
the two pages. The two smaller pictures also have pull
quotes placed on top of them. One of them is from the film
‘remember me’ this is advertising Robert Pattinson as an
actor.

5. Main image and target
audience
The main image is of Robert Pattinson and takes up
half of the double page spread, he is dressed in a
baggy, long sleeve, purple/brown t-shirt and has
messy hair this is to give him the rustic/attitude look.
They have used a medium shot to capture his upper
body and a direct mode of address, he is looking
directly at the reader with a big grin on his face, this
could make the consumers want to read more. He
also looks like he's up to something and that the
article is going to reveals some truths. The lighting of
the image is very bright and lights up the main
image.
The target audience for the ‘look’ magazine is from
16 to 56 it can vary depending on what it includes.
This article appeals to the fan of Robert and anyone
interested in the insides of celebrities lives.

6. The ‘Z pattern’
The ‘Z pattern’ draws your attention across the top of the page left to right and then
down to the left and back across to the right. The title first catches your attention until
you look across and see his smile which draws you to the image. The smaller pictures
bring you down to the bottom where the quote over the picture then brings you across
to the right.