Q
Magazine Double-Page Spread Conventions
I
have found that each Double Page Spread varies in terms of layout and placement
of the title however you often find with Q, that one side is a full image of
the artist then the opposite page being simply text. You often find the image
overlaps onto the other page making the layout a little more flexible.
The
type-face for the articles appear to all be serif fonts. The connotation behind
this font type often imply a much more formal and classical feel, creating a
sense of authority that comes from such a traditional type-face. This comes
from the denotation that it was used for many hundreds of years, originating in
Roman Times.
In
terms of content, there is always an image of the artist, title (often
including some sort of "word play") and at the bottom there is a Q
logo, page number and title. Also there is often a feature bubble, and
"see next month's issue's interview..." etc
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