This was the first part to my double page spread. I was looking at a recent issue of Kerrang!(Featuring 30 seconds to Mars), and I was getting techniques on how I can link the layout towards my pages. In this issue there were little images but mainly writing. They combine the pictures so that they had enough room to write on them, and because of the pictures having a white back ground they managing to blur the writing into them, unlike me. I was disappointed that I couldn't edit my quotes and make them smaller so that I could squeeze them in and make them fit. If I changed the size then it would become all pixelated so then you couldn't read it.
However before I decide to take some of their ideas I wanted to give the layout a go myself. I thought the first attempt I did was good but didn't seem that professional. Usually before an interview there is a blank page where the write a shot intro of who they interviewed, a small title of the band and maybe a picture. I wanted it so that I had a log interview and not a shot questionnaire. Although I might cut some of my writing out so that it becomes a small interview about the CD.
This was the 30 seconds to Mars influenced magazine. Once I scan in the issue I will make compare notes but I don't think I will stick with the idea because its mainly copy right and none of my original ideas.
I think the black blue and red work really well for this page and its background. Looking at the first attempt of my interview I would say that for a first go even though I need to complete writing it I feel that it went quiet well. Things I need to improve on are to figure out how to make my writing is to make it into columns, create a shortened version so that it will fit 2 pages and have all the information I want.
As you can see I need to finish editing this page and have some more pictures. I'm still going to keep the originals but like I said create it into columns, maybe even try making so that my writing appears on my pictures.
This is my final idea. I took my time and created it with getting layout designs from previous Kerrang! magazines.
















