1. Production log of
Double page spread
1

2. Draft 1: double page
spread:

3. Draft 2: double page
spread:

4. Draft 3: double page
spread:

5. Draft 4: double page
spread:

6. Draft 5: double page
spread:

7. Music magazine double page spread draft
This double page spread works because it uses a lot of white space which creates a sense of organisation on the
double page spread, which immediately avoids any overcrowding and disorganisation.
This double page spread allows the audience to fix their eyes on a particular item on the page, either the image,
the text, the heading or even the subheading.
This style model avoids using any vibrant colours on the text, promoting the image; which used vibrant colours
such as read and white (contrasting colours) to enable the audience of the article (especially the secondary
audience) to keep reading.
My style model is also works because it includes some attributes of a double page spread. This is exercised
through the use of the use of a drop cap, a Cross-head and a strap line.
These qualities add to making my style model a more conventional magazine. I would be following these
conventions because they help to establish to my readers that the page is in fact a double page spread article
rather than just; a page in the magazine.

8. Chosen draft: draft 1:
Reasons:

9. Transformation of my image:
At first I wanted to get my
inspiration from this double page
spread on the right.
The name “jamelia” has been made
to stand out from the image
underneath; which was the attribute
of my draft “a transparent image”
however, I later decided to use
another image; similar to the one
above

10. Potential images to be used for my double page spread: