- The main image is large and leads on to the next page to link the pages together.
- Also includes the photographers credit.
- Uses a simple colour scheme; 2-4 at the maximum.
- This one only uses 3 colours.
- The headline is bold and uses stylised fonts.
- This is to draw the reader although it doesn't mention what the article is about.
- That is only don't by stand first.
- There is a drop capital at the start to show where the start is.
- This article even has the first few words in bold and a slightly bigger type size.
- There is usually an emphasised quote.
- In this article, the quote is on the photo and in the stand first.
- Includes a byline; who wrote the article.
- This article is written by 'Dorian Lynskey'.
- Always arranged in columns. Average is 2-4 columns.
- This article has 2 columns only.
- There is a strap line at the top which shows what the article is about.
- The strap line here is "Q recommends"
- As well as that, music magazine articles are usually written informally and the personality of the journalist comes through.
Sunday, 28 November 2010
Analysis of Double Page Spread Articles
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