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Columns: The text on my page is set into two columns, forming a box around a pull quote. This challenges the conventions of regular double pages spreads with their texts in long columns.

House Style: My house style is consistent again through the use of colour and font. Also I have made my double page spread with the artist on the cover and used the same headline from the front cover on my page, giving a sense of continuity. Furthermore, I have added my masthead in the top left hand side of the page, which is a convention of music magazines.

Pictures: I have two images. My main images is a close up shot of my artist, and is the biggest thing on the page which will catch the audiences attention. In addition behind the artists head I have created a banner with smaller images of my artist, adding another element to my page, and it helps lift the main image, making it stand out more. The banner also has a slight transparency over some of the images. I have challenged the conventions here, because banners like that aren't commonly found in music magazines.

Pull Quotes: I have two pull quotes. One is used for the title of the article, which has a variety of font sizes, and three different colours. My second is in the centre of my text. It was helpful to have my pull quote in the centre because it made it easier to form my text around it, thus giving it structure.

Stand First: I have featured a stand first at the start of my article.

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>Columns >Info Box >Opinion Box >Page Number / Masthead / Date >Picture >Pugs >Pull Quotes >Stand First >Strap

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Caption: In both of my central images they feature captions; with the name of the artist, and then the caption underneath. In addition, with my three smaller images, I have included captions, and page numbers next to them. Columns: My contents pages have 3 clear columns. My first is on the left hand side which forms the structure of the 'features' column, with 3 images separating it from 'news and reviews'. My second column is my image of the artist, with my third column with my 'band index' and 'preview'.

Categories: My categories is formed through the use of my columns. I have featured 4 categories.

Font Size Variety: I have a range of font size variety, with the title 'Contents' in the biggest font on the page, my headings such as 'features' and 'preview' are then bigger than the information underneath them, which is a convention of a heading. In my caption box where I have the artists name, I have the artist name as the largest font making it stand out, drawing the audiences attention to it.

House Style: My house style is consistent through my contents page. You can see that through the use of the colour ( peach, blue, white. ) and font. In addition in my first contents page design I have featured the same artist which is on my front cover, making her the main focus.

Pictures: Not only have I featured a main image of my artist, but I've given 3 other images relating to three separate articles, and on the images, I've placed the page numbers to the article.

Title / Contents: My title 'Contents' follows the house style from my masthead. It had two lower case letters in the same colour blue and is otherwise all capitals and white. It also features a drop shadow to bring it away from the page.

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>Caption >Columns >Categories / Sections >Font Size Variety >House Style >Information >Issue Number >Numbers >Pictures >Structured Layout >Title / Contents

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Banner: I have placed a banner  at the bottom of the page. It’s blue to fit in with the house style of my magazine.  It features 4 other artists in black, each separated by a white plus giving it change between them. Which follows normal conventions of a banner.

Coverlines: I have coverlines on both the left and right hand side. My main coverlines are on the left, which  have font size variation for emphasis, with the most important words in the largest font. My coverlines on the right hand side alternate from peach to blue. They follow the conventions of coverlines because they are smaller than my Headline. All the coverlines are placed around my artists  face giving it visual syntax.

Headline: I placed my Headline at the bottom of the page, just above my banner. My headline is the second largest font on the page,  which follows the convention of a headline. My artists name is in a large blue and white font. They are two different font sizes, with her first name in an all capital sans serif font, and her second name in a white serif font. Giving the emphasis on her first name more than her last name. I used a drop shadow to make it stand out against the background. My headline challenges real media products with the use of two different fonts, in two different sizes and colours.

House Style: My house style is clearly seen through all of my products, with the use of Blue, Peach, Black and White.

Layout: The layout I used is everything fitting around my central image. With the masthead at the top, two columns of coverlines either side of her face, the headline underneath, and then to close off the page a banner.

Masthead: The  Masthead is the largest font on the cover. It’s mainly white, with the two ‘i’s’ blue and in a lower case font. It follows the conventions of a masthead as it is the largest font on the page and is at the top of the page. It is also a short simple masthead, which follows the conventions of a front cover. The Masthead is in a white font, which follows my house style (turquoise, white and black). Underneath the start of my masthead I have placed link to the website for my magazine. I did this instead of a puff, because I think it works better with my masthead. I have challenged my masthead convention with the use of little letters and is two colours rather than one. In addition it features a transparency with a drop shadow

to make it come away from the image and stand out.

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>Banner >Coverlines >Features / Articles >Headline >Hook >House Style >Layout >Lures >Masking >Masthead >Photo >Pug / Starburst >Puff  >Pull Quote >Sans Serif Font >Serif Font >Straplines >Visual Syntax >Use of Colour