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How much double page spread has challenged conventions

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How much double page spread has challenged conventions

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It includes the name of the writer that produced the article, which isn't something that is commonly done on double page spreads. Also, the contact information for my magazine is featured on the double page spread as well as on the contents page.

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How my double page spread develops conventions

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How my double page spread develops conventions

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The main article has been split into paragraphs, which is a common convention, however I decided to split the paragraphs unevenly which is a development of the conventions. I did this so that the text fit on the page better, and I feel that it looks more visually appealing this way.

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The presence of conventions on my double page spread

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The presence of conventions on my double page spread

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- The left page contains a large image of my artist
- It follows the house style/colour scheme of white, black, and gold
- It contains a large amount of text that has been broken down
- It contains a pull quote from the article
- It has a large title that stands out
- The main image has a brief description

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- One main image featuring the main artist
- Follow the house style
- A large amount of text, split into smaller, equally-sized paragraphs
- Pull quote from the paragraph
- A large article title that stands out
- A brief description of the main image

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How my magazine cover has challenged conventions

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How my magazine cover has challenged conventions

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Instead of including one main image of the main artist, I have included two images that are the same size, one being of my magazine's editor. This goes against the convention of the contents page consisting of one main image of the artist.

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How my magazine cover has developed conventions

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How my magazine cover has developed conventions

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My contents page has developed the convention of having a message from the editor, as I have actually included an image of the editor. This takes away from the dominance and presence of the artists, however I have done this to reinforce the importance of the creators of the magazine.

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The presence of conventions on my contents page

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The presence of conventions on my contents page

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- My contents page contains a large title that says "Contents"
- It also included a puff, offering the reader a free CD
- My contents page has a message from the editor
- My contents page has a list of article names, descriptions, and page numbers
- There is an image of Gabe, which links back to the cover story

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- One large image of the featuring artist
- A title that says "Contents"
- A list of article names, descriptions, and page numbers
- Buzzwords to entice the reader
- Messages from the editor
- A puff that offers a freebie to the reader
- A link back to the main story featured on the cover

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How my magazine cover has challenged conventions

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How my magazine cover has challenged conventions

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Almost all magazine covers contain the issue number of the front cover, however I decided to put mine on the contents page instead. I felt that, unlike the barcode and price, the issue number wasn't really relevant enough and that it would be wasting space on the front cover.

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How my magazine cover has developed conventions

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How my magazine cover has developed conventions

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Magazine covers always contain cover lines that explain what the articles are about. I have stuck to this convention for the most-part, as my cover does include cover lines. However, instead of having them explain what the articles are about, I have made them very vague. An example of this would be "PEOPLE ARE STRANGE". I felt that this would intrigue my audience, and make them more likely to purchase the magazine so that they can discover what the article is about themselves.

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The presence of conventions on my front cover

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The presence of conventions on my front cover

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- A large image of the main subject is featured on the front cover. Due to the fact that this image is a close up, it applies emphasis to it, and instantly attracts the viewres attention. My subject is shown pulling off a very 'cool' look, which would appeal to the audience of my magazine.
- Anchorage text that reads "GABE WORLD TOUR" has been placed on the image of my subject, which applies more emphasis, and attracts the attention of the audience even further.
- It covers up an area of the masthead, which further represents the significance and size of my subject, thus giving the image more power and dominance over the front cover.
- The barcode/price are featured next to eachother, which looks very neat, and makes the magazine appear professional and sleek.
- Cover lines have been used on both sides of the cover in order to make the reader aware of the articles that are featured in the magazine. The titles of the artists mentioned on the cover lines is larger than the name of the article, so that the artists stands out more in comparison.
- The buzzword "EXCLUSIVE" has been used at the bottom of the cover in order to catch the viewers attention and persuade them to read the magazine

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- Large mastheads situated at the top of the page
- One main image, close up shot, often overlaps the masthead
- Front cover follows a particular colour scheme, consistency
- Barcode, price, and issue number are located on the cover
- Use of multiple cover lines to attract readers
- Name of artist on the cover lines is bigger than the article title
- Use of buzzwords such as EXCLUSIVE in order to attract readers
- Anchorage text used to apply emphasis to the main image
- Includes some form of puff text, offering a freebie with the magazine

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An audience becomes familiar with common conventions, and anything that strays away from this can often confuse and put off readers. The majority of conventions exist for a reason, as they often make products look professional and attractive. However, some conventions can be adjusted in order to suit a media product to a specific audience.