The main colour scheme used it red, white and black to follow the rule of three colours only to make it easier to look at and look more appealing.

The main image shows a man a a microphone to show he is peforming, it shows him as the main image for this as he is closest and also takes up a whole page for him and the band in the background

The layout is very organised with the main image on one page and the text and smaller images on the other page to make it easier to find thing s and to look at.

The main image and the other images are all dull and dark which makes the pages look more fluent and not obscure.

The red and white writing are also able to stand out over these dark colours which make it easier to look at and read.

The main headline is bold and in large font so it is able to stand out easily making it very visible. Also it is red and white which go together and draw your eyes to it without it looking bad.

The main writing in quotations shows that they are saying it which implies that they want you to read on as it shows the article does have direct quotes from the band themselves, which readers are interested in.

The main image is of a group of teenagers which links to the main headline of “TEEN SPIRIT”. They all look casually dressed and look energetic like teenagers would be, it makes them seem like they are interested in the music like you should be.

The title of “TEEN SPIRIT” is very large and bold to show the importance of what the page goes on about. The worn away writing shows they may be aggressive and different, also backed up by the background of red blood or paint splashing to show the hype.

The main bulk of text is all put together to make it easier to look at and read, it is also put on a separate page so that the main image can get more space. The writing and the main image seem to be of equal importance, implying that you need to read about it to know who they are.

The pull-quote “Noisentiks Rolo Tomass! Are unlike any other band around right now and they couldn’t be happier. Just don’t call them ‘arty’… “ are in red to stand to the other text, “Rolo Tomass” is in white which shows they must be of importance to some extent. This quote catches your attention as you see the band is very happy so makes you want to read why, and at the end says “don’t call them arty” meaning they must not like it for some reason.

The main colour scheme is red, white and black out which make it stand out and make it easy to read and look at.

The main image on this double page takes up the majority which implies that the three men must be of importance and have high relevance to the article. They are dressed very richly and would stand out to many other with their expensive looking clothes on.

The colour scheme used is gold/bronze colours which look rich and very “blingy” which relate to the richness of the clothes worn. Also the stars in the top corners show they are famous and must have a lot of money due to their popularity.

The title is “ALL THAT Glitters” showing that they shine above others and must be famous and seen by many as stars. The font is large and in fancy writing to show shine and importance again. It all links in as the gold colours with the black outfits and the writing and stars all interlink to make it one shiny, expensive looking double page spread which makes it highly appealing to many readers.

The pull quote tells you that the band rises up to “world domination” which shows you how they can look like that. It tells you they have become world famous and are in charts of 19 countries. It is in white bolder writing to stand out to the text below it so you know what you read about, it basically draws you into reading the text below it.

The layout, like the other two dounle pages is again very organised and easy to read. It shows the image as the main piece of importance and then the text as a side piece for after you have finished staring at the image, which it makes you want to do. The band must be very relevant and important due to the size they are put at.