In what ways does your music magazine use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real music magazines?
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Double page spreads on a pop music magazine usually include a
lot of text and an image of the model, the text is all about the model whether
it is an interview or just the latest gossip. I used this idea for my double
page spread and included an image of the model which took up a quarter of the
page, with news about the latest gossip and I also included bits of an
interview. After analysing a couple of music magazine double page spreads, I
noticed that the name of the model/artist was the only bit of large text on the
page. This is another one of the ideas that I decided to carry out on my own
double page spread. Also I chose two different colours for my text as I wanted
it to contrast a lot with the background and wanted to make it easier to read.
One of the double page spreads that I had analysed used text boxes as it was
really hard to contras a colour with the background. This was quite a unique
idea which I used in my own way by changing the colours instead.