Double Page Spread Development

Katy Marwood

First DraftThis was just a rough draft of how I visualised

my double page to look. It was done using Photoshop so it obviously wasn’t as professional looking as it is now as I used the programme iN-Design to create my final double page. However,

I still followed some basic conventions like the variation in image types, font sizes and

capitalisation/varied font of the first letter of the first sentence.

Second DraftThis is the second draft of my double

page spread and I created this using in-design. Obviously I changed a lot and the

most evident was the fact I decided to only use one image. I also added an extra information box at the bottom stating the artists social media. Another feature was that I used two columns instead of one but I didn’t do this very well as I was

unsure how to do so using In-Design as everything was so new to me.

Third DraftThe third draft of my double page spread for Encounter

magazine. For this, I mainly changed font style.

Final Double Page SpreadThis is the final double page spread that I

have created for Encounter magazine. A lot has changed in my double page since

the first draft. I decided to keep the image colour and added a “film strip feature” to allow the audience to gain a backstage

access to the photo shoot whilst providing the magazine with extra images. I took out

the pull quote and learnt how to use the text wrap feature and also the three

column feature.