Double page spread!
Colour Scheme:
I chose this colour scheme because it fits well with my chosen genre, rock music. The black background is often seen in rock magazines like Kerrang. The colour can symbolise the dark emotion found in rock songs. I also included the blue font as I thought I contrasted against the black nicely. Also it links the page to the cover page very well as blue was used as the colour scheme on that page.
Font:The font size I used for the main article was 11pt, this is the usual size in most magazines, I also used a plain font this makes it easy to read. I decided to make the questions and answers two different colours to split up the text a bit more. This attracts the readers in as it makes it easier to read and makes it easy for them to find a specific question they might want to know the answer to.
I made the introduction paragraph go over two columns, it makes it look more professional and easy for readers who are knew to the band find out the main story of the article. This technique is also used in Kerrang magazine.

For the pull quotes I made sure I selected the most interesting and grabbing parts of the article to attract the readers attention and make them want to read on. I made are article as I thought it looked a lot better that way when I was testing the different positions I could put these
Columns:
Making the columns in indesign was really quick and simple to do. It was really simple to make them the same size as there was a template on the page. Making the columns the same size is important to do in magazines to make it look professional and neat, and I was able to copy and paste my article I had typed up in word very easily.
More Changes!....- I changed the layout of the text, I made it so the text was in a neat square this made a huge impact I thought to make it look more professional.
- I changed the colour of the questions to a brighter blue as my peers said they found it hard to read before so by making it brighter it helps a lot.

























