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My double page spread has a large main image that takes up a large amount of  the double page spread, this could be considered following convention as this is a common feature in magazines of this genre.

The heading of my double page spread has a colour scheme to it that has been consistent throughout my magazine, this can be considered following convention as its a common feature.

Contains catchy anchorage text, that adheres to the colour scheme and is used to draw in the reader.

At the beginning of my Q&A there is an enlarged capital  in  a bright yellow to draw the reader to the article, this can be considered following convention as it is a popular feature in many music magazines.

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The double page spreads used by Kerrang don't follow a set pattern, they vary quite a lot in their layout and colour scheme.

Red is used so it stands out clearly, this could be so it matches Gerard Way's hair colour.

The main image takes up over half of the double page spread in both

The colour of the  text contrasts the background that the text is place on.

Catchy anchorage text is used to draw the reader to the article and make them interested in what's happening.

The heading of the double page spread has a colour scheme to it.

Occasionally there is an enlarged and different coloured Capital letter at the beginning of the article to draw in the reader.

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One large main image so it stands out and grabs the readers attention. This is following the convention of Punk and Rock magazines as the majority do it.

Features an editors note beneath the main image to explain a little bit about what's been happening recently, also features a picture of the editor. When referencing and taking inspiration from Kerrang magazine this can be considered following convention.

The subheadings of the contents page are in one colour and appear on coloured backgrounds, both blue and yellow relating to the colour scheme, I took inspiration from the conventions used by Kerrang to help me with this.

Features winnable tickets to see Fall Out Boy across the bottom of the page in a large font,  the Fall Out Boy band symbol is featured so any fans of the band easily can recognise it and it also looks good whilst fitting the magazines genre.

In the top left corner of my contents page it looks as if the page has been ripped away revealing all of the colour underneath I, this can be considered me developing previous conventions from other magazines that consisted of decorating the top and borders of the page.

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For my contents page I took inspiration from Kerrang magazine, and out of the three or four different layouts Kerrang uses I preferred the layout of the top two examples as I thought they look the best.

In all of the contents pages there is one large main image often with the start of an article related to it beneath it.

There are other pictures featured as well usually only one or two to show the audience that there are other artists in the magazine, however sometimes a picture of the magazine editor if featured.

Editor notes are used to give more insight into the magazine and what's been happening to give the reader better understanding.

Subheadings are in one colour on a different coloured background to make it look visually appealing.

Contents is featured at the top op the page in a large font so it stands out, clearly showing what page it is.

Features a competition or free items that the reader can win or get which is an appealing feature.

On the main image they feature the name of the artist and the page number that they appear on

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Strict colour scheme consisting of a bright blue and back set on a black background in some cases, this is following convention as all music magazines have a colour scheme to make the magazine look good so people will want to buy it.

The main image partially covers the masthead which is following convention.

Several cover lines most of which feature the name of other artists and bands related to the genre, which will attract a wider audience and makes the magazine more appealing to the audience, this is following convention as it appears in every music magazine of the genre.

Two different in fonts used so there is variation but not a huge amount of it so this could be considered following convention.

The name of the artist in the main image is going across the centre of the main image and is in between two pieces of anchorage text, which can be considered following the conventions of my the other magazines from my genre.

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I took inspiration from my favourite Punk/Rock magazines such as Kerrang and Classic Rock. There are several conventions that are apparent within front covers from the genres such as...

The vast majority of the front cover is taken up by the main image to show that they're the main feature of the issue.

The main image nearly always covered some part of the masthead as the magazine is usually well known and so is easily recognised regardless. of the masthead being partially covered.

The artist in the main image nearly always has a blank expression or a serious one as a different expression wouldn't suit the genre of the magazine and the artist themselves.

All include several other band or artists as coverlines to attract a wider audience and reveal a little as to what's inside.

Tend to include free merchandise or competitions to attract people as the idea of receiving free items or maybe winning something unique is appealing.

Have a strict colour scheme consisting of only a few colours.

The typography used varies to keep things interesting and to draw in an audience.

The artists name and interesting anchorage text appear on the main image but never cover the face.