1. I used these images to show my
artists wearing the crown and to
show off her jewellery. The first
image is the main image that
would be featured on my double
page spread. She is receiving a
crown as she's the ‘Queen of Hip-
Hop’. Also on my front cover it says
‘the Queen of Hip-Hop finally taking
her crown’ so I have made it link by
her literally taking a crown. Her
hand is on her chest as she is
feeling honoured. I made sure the
artist was giving direct gaze so it felt
as if the readers were the ones who
was crowning her as the Queen of
Hip-Hop. I decided to have one
image in a long shot and another in
a close up shot. My second image
is a close up shot as it is easy to see
the crown in her head and easy to
see all the gold jewellery which is
conventional of the Hip-Hop genre.
The long shot was used so her outfit
was displayed and it was clear to
see what the intention of the shot
was, which was to see her being
given a crown.
IMAGE
CHOICES

2. All throughout my magazine construction, I have
kept the colour the same. On my double page
spread I made sure ‘Anita Diaz’ was in the same
colour I used on my front cover and contents page.
It makes the name of the artist stand out on the
page and shows who the article is about. I made
sure it was big and bold as I wanted my double
page spread to have a bold feel to it. On all the titles
that I have used, I have stuck with the same effects
to make them look bigger and attract attention of
the readers. The font that I have used in my double
page spread is ‘LA Headlights BTN’, I have used this
font throughout my magazine and it makes the
writing stand out and it is clear to read. Gold is used
on the questions being asked from the interviewer so
that it’s easy for readers to see which responses are
the artists and which are the interviewer. The gold
fits in with my colour scheme of gold and burgundy
and makes the page not seem so plain.
COLOUR
AND
FONT
CHOICE

3. I had some difficulties lassoing out these images. I originally wanted to have
three images on my double page spread but I have resorted to two images as it
couldn’t all fit. All these images were considered for my double page spread but
the final two I chose looked better. Those 6 images I had cut out and attempted
to put them on my page but they all looked wrong. As some of those images I
took had a grey background, it was a struggle for me to change it from grey to
white as certain areas picked up the exposure more than others.

4. These are the stages that I have taken to produce my double page spread. I started off by
putting the name of the artist on the page first so that I could work around it. As it was the
biggest text on the page it had to be the first step so I could know how small to make the
images and other fonts. I then added my first image so that I knew where to place the text.
I added a description of the artist to introduce the readers to Anita Diaz. I then added my
final image so that I could establish a layout for my double page spread. Where the
images are placed, it was easier for me to know where to place the text. I then added all
the text on the page and it was able to be read easily as the layout was clear. I added a
pull quote of the artist and put it above the artists head so It would be obvious to readers
that it’s from the artist.
DIFFERENT
STAGES OF
PRODUCTION