Double page spreads

This double page demonstrates the club like approach by have the picture on an angle that shows the anarchy that is typically demonstrated at night clubs. Also with the use of strobe lights in the main image is used as a visual aid for the subject matter of the whole article. The title of the article is also is the club like style with the use of black and white for the clarity of the text to be easy to see and it being on an angle also illustrates this club like approach.    

This double page spread follows the codes and conventions of a music magazine by having the text follows the form of the image and pieces of text fitting into shapes of, for example heads, buildings. Also the style of the header is it starts of light on the left hand side and goes darker on the right side that could be inductor that the darker side is the future for them because of the subject matter of the text, as their future might be dark and unclear the them. The use of red is also used on the right hand side of the magazine by being used as a background for other pictures that are relevant to the article.     

This double page spread demonstrates the subject matter of the article as being ‘out of control’ and disorderly, this is demonstrated by the font style of the title of the article being more difficult to see that other headers and other items of text shown on the double page spread. The picture are also shown on an angle so that to demonstrate the anarchy of the article. The main article is posted over the rest picture and is shown as being one of the focuses of attention.     

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This article follows the codes and conventions of a double page spread by being very picture heavy on one side but very text heavy on the other. This could represent the subject matter of the image but the title states ‘In good health’ and the article being organised in such away that it represents the main images model’s state of mind. The use of a large ‘A’ to be used as a header shows the organisation of the whole article and how it is ‘neat and tidy’. The very little use of colours in the double page spread is commonly demonstrated in ‘NME’ which is where the article is taken from.   

This double page spread shows the article as being unorganised and untidy; this is demonstrated with the pictures being on an obscurer angle and different then what it normally is. However the main body of text is organised with certain items of text that are of importance being in orange, and there fore is the centre of attention for that section. The main image does not fit the style of the article as is misleading to the subject matter of the article.