Colours/Fonts
Rule of Three
Secondary Images
Feature
Caption Main Image
Main Heading
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Cutout Sub Heading
Gutter Page Number
Magazine Name
Drop Cap Date of Publication
Copy
Colours/Font- The font is the style of Rule of Three- This rule is very conventional and used in most magazines’ in order lettering used. This can also be known to put the most important image in the four intersections. This is done to grab the as typography. In this article the fontreader’s attention. Major magazine like RadioTimes are likely to use this used is mostly straight lettering technique to make the audiences gaze fall on the most important things in the without any fancy curls or curves. This article. Here it is the main image, the copy, the subheads and captions underneath may be due to the House Style of the them that should catch the audience’s attention. magazine or the target audience of FeatureA regular the programme cancolumn play a part. The in a magazine seen in every colours used are reds, whites and issue. black. Here it is the ‘BEHIND THE scenes’ column.
Main Image- The main image here is of the Tardis and The Doctor and the people that are surrounding him. Due to this being a ‘behind the scene shot’ it is most likely to be the crew. The image takes up more than a third of the features space highlighting it’s importance in the whole Caption- The words and article. phrases placed below an image
Main Heading- The heading ‘New Who!’ is the main typography here. The title is a play on words with the show’s introduction of a ‘New’ doctor.
Sub Heading- The subheading splits the article up giving a brief overview of what’s to come next in the article. Here the subheadings match with the images showing a link between the two with the use of a small read triangle.
Cutout- This is a cropped image where the background has been removed. The image of the Doctor has been Cutout to put emphasises on and put next to the main heading where it says ‘New Who!’. This fits in with each other.
Page Number- Used toDrop guideCap- This has been used to introduce the reader to see whatthe page article and draw the reader’s attention they are on fits in withright the at the beginning. The bold colour black contents page at the front. helps the reader to be drawn in.
Gutter- This is the strip of white space between columns in an article. This is done here to set the article out.
Magazine Name- The name of the magazine. The trademark name is always put at the bottom of the page next to the publication date.
Copy- This is the writing with in an article.
Colours/Fonts
Feature
Rule of Three
Secondary Image Main Image
Sub-Heading
Main Title
Gutter
Caption Drop Cap
Magazine Name Copy