Step by step double page spread

Firstly, I wanted a edgy urban background, therefore I took a picture of the background seperately, then added the picture of my model onto it.  The photo of my model is set forward so the photo doesnt appear flat, she is also looking towards where the interview is going to be placed.  The word 'EXCLUSIVE' is in a font that I got from Dafont.com as it is worn and urban also as it has the cut out of a city skyline at the bottom of it.  'Tour antics with... Abbie Jackson' is in red as this is the colour scheme from the front cover, therefore the two pages link. 

I added black boxes behind the text in red as I wanted them to standout as the background chnged from white to green.  I added the website along the side of the page so that it was clear on how the reader could get in contact with us and it also indicates that related information of the artist will be on there.  To back the interview I addd a faded letter'W'.  This symbolises the name of the magazine which is 'Wireless'.  If someone takes a photo of the interview out stamp will remain on it.  I added page numbers at the bottom corners of each page so that the reader can easily navigate their way arounfd the magazine and find the interview on the contents page.     

Then I typed up the inrtroductory part of the intervew.  This includes basic information about the artist and about the tour that we are going to focus on within the interview.  I used the large dropped initial capital letter at the start of my paragraph to symbolise the interview stating.  I put the 'I' in red as this is the magazine's colour scheme and it contrasts with the black text so that it stands out. 

 

Then I typed up my interview.  I structured my interview in columbs and left two spaces for a pull quote and an image.  I highlighted some key information in red so this stanmds out to the reader and drwas them in to read it.   

 

Finally I added two pull quotes and an image into my interview.  For the image I added a humouas twist.  I did this as it may draw readers in to be more comforable with the whole vibe of the magazine anf the artist we are interviewing.  It turns the interview into more of a chat.  For the pull quotes I added information from the interview that I thought would catch the readers eye.  I lined the pull quotes with yellow as this makes them pop out.