Task 3: Analysis of Double Page spread

The Main Image- The main image

features the artist from the front
cover. The image takes up a whole
page from the double page spread.
The image is in black and he is wearing
the same clothes from the front cover,
however this time, he is wearing the
sunglasses he was holding before. This
means the direct address with the
audience has been lost. There is no
background and the image looks very
bleak. There is also no background on
the opposite page.

The masthead- The

masthead on the
opposite page uses up
half the and is spaced
very widely across the
top. A thick, bold font
has been used.

Column width and

positioning- There

Use of Space- The space for this double page

spread has been used wisely in my opinion. This is
because one whole side has been used for the main
image and on the other side; the main heading
takes up one half of the page. This means that only
half a page has been left for the article so it doesnt
look like much writing which would appeal to the
target audience, teenagers who prefer not to read
huge amounts of text in a magazine.

By-line- A by-line is used

in a newspaper to name
the writer of the article.

The font type is the same for the masthead

and subheading; however it is different for
the article text. This is so the article is
easier to read

are two short columns

of writing under the
masthead. They are
both the same length
and width which shows
uniformity.