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I have used three black and white images at the start of the article. These images are fun and quite unique so it will appeal to the target audience. This is not common on double page spreads, however I feel it goes well with my front cover as I used a black and white image on it.

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I have done two double page spreads. This is because I like the image on one side, but I also like the image underlying the text. On the first one I put a main image on the left, this is a front cover style image, which the artist is making eye contact, showing the beginning of the article. The second one has the image underlying the text, however the artists face is still visible on the right as I did not put any text there.

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I have put my masthead on the top left corner of my first DPS and on the top right corner of my second DPS. This follows the normal conventions of a DPS and makes the magazine recognisable.

I have put the artists name under the image of the artist so the reader can recognise who the article is about. I have added credits on the first image so the reader knows who has wrote the article and who has done the photography.

I have added a strap, which is in a larger, bolder font than the rest of the article. This follows normal conventions of a DPS and gives the reader an idea about what the article is about.

The text is set out in two columns to give it structure, so it is easier to read, it follows normal conventions of a DPS.

My article is set out in paragraphs and each paragraph starts with a bold turquoise letter.

I have used two pull quotes, which are in a bold turquoise font. The text is wrapped around the pull quotes. This is very common on Double Page Spreads.

I have put page numbers at the bottom of each page.

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I have only used one image on my contents page, which is unusual as normal contents pages use a variety of images of many different artists, however I think it works with my magazine as it appeals to the target audience as it is simple.

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I have written the artists name and flipped it onto its side. It is in a very large font and has a transparency on it. This doesn't really follow normal conventions of a contents page, however it is bold and simple so it follows my house style and will appeal to the target audience.

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I have put the masthead at the top left corner of the page, so my magazine is recognisable. I have also put the title (CONTENTS) and the date at the top of the page. This follows normal conventions of a contents page so the audience can recognise that it is the contents page.

I have used a main image as the backdrop of the whole contents page. The image is of the model used on the front cover, so it is consistent.

I have used page numbers at the start of each headline. The page number is larger than the headline itself, which follows normal conventions of a contents page.

I have used pull quotes in some of the blurbs underneath the headlines. These follow normal conventions of a contents page as the blurb/info is a lot smaller than the headline and page number. This helps lures readers to the articles.

I have used categories (features and reviews) to separate my headlines. It is also to add layout as everything is in one column. This follows conventions of a normal contents page.

I have kept to my housestyle and colour scheme which is simple and structured and uses the colours black, white and turquoise.

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1. In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop Or Challenge Forms And Conventions Of Real Media Products?

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1. In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop Or Challenge Forms And Conventions Of Real Media Products?

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My Masthead has a transparency on it which doesn't follow the normal conventions of a music magazine, it also covers the top part of the models head, which normally Mastheads don't do.

The coverlines on the right are just the artists names and they are very simple. This doesn't follow normal conventions of coverlines, however they are simple, which works with my housestyle and appeals to the target audience.

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Underneath my puff, I have put a web address, in the same small font. This is unusual and doesn't follow normal conventions. It is not apart of the puff, but it is just something extra.

My Pug/Starburst overlaps over my Masthead, which is unusual and it also has a transparency on it. This doesn't follow normal conventions, however I think it looks good against the black and white Main Image.

My Main Image is in Black and White which is unusual, however it will appeal to my target audience and works well with my housestyle and colour scheme.

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The Masthead is the largest font on the page, it is in a white transparency. It follows the convetions 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 housestyle (turquoise, white and black).

There is a Puff underneath the masthead, which says 'MUSIC WITH EDGE'. It is in a small white font and does not over power any of the other text on the page. It follows normal conventions of a puff as it is very small and on the left side of the masthead.

On the right, underneath the masthead, I have placed a very simple Pug/Starburst that says '100th Issue'. It is circle shaped so it follows normal conventions of a Pug/Starburst.

On the left I have some main Coverlines, which  have artists name in a large turquoise colour and Pull Quotes and Lures in a smaller white font. There are also some coverlines on the right of the page, these are in a small black font in a thin white rectangle. They follow the conventions of coverlines as they are in smaller fonts than the Main Headline and they highlight other artists names. All the coverlines are wrapped around the models face for good visual syntax.

Underneath the coverlines I have placed my Main Headline, which is in a much larger font than all the coverlines. The artists name is in a large turquoise font and the rest of it is in a smaller white font. It follows normal conventions of a Main Headline as it is the second largest font on the page and features the model artists name.

There is a banner at the bottom of the page  which is in the turquoise colour, it has the names of 3 other artists on there alternating from white to black fonts, to give variation. This follows normal conventions of a banner.

I have kept my housestyle consistent, keeping use of the colours black, white and turquoise. I have also only used sans serif font which will appeal to my younger target audience.

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•Pugs
•Opinion Box
•Info Box
•Strap
•Page Number
•Masthead
•Date
•Columns
•Bold Letters •Pull Quotes
•Large Image
•By Line
•Artists Name

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•Layout
•Pictures
•Page Numbers
•Pull Quotes
•Title(Contents)
•Headlines
•Banners
•House Style/ Colour Scheme
•Issue Number and Date
•Info/ Blurb
•Categories
•Fontsize Variation

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•Masthead
•Headlines •Coverlines/Features/Article
•Pull Quotes/Lures
•Puff
•Sans Serif Font
•Serif Front
•Pug/Starbursts
•Layout
•House Style
•Visual Syntax
•Straplines
•Hook
•Banner
•Photo
•Masking
•Use of Colour