The way the masthead is written in yellow on a black
background really makes it stand out and catch the readers’ eye compared to the
light back grounded plain rest of the page.
They also use a quote from Kirk Hammett to entice the audience because
this is someone they would be interested in. the sub headings are written in
capitals and back grounded again to make them attention grabbing. This magazine
has an editor’s note, this makes the reader feel like the magazine has been
made especially for them. They use a thumbnail of the front cover which is
needed as the name of the magazine isn’t included. The largest image on the page is a close up of
a man, he look secretive and up close and personal signifying the article
delves deep and is revealing. This image being the largest would suggest he is
more important than the other bands pictured. The 2 backgrounds are similar so
the picture bleeds and blends into each other possibly showing that his talent
is uncontrollable and can’t be confined. The images are anchored by page
numbers this makes the information easy to access for the readers. The images
relate to the article inside the magazine and therefore appeal to the correct
demographic. The images are meant to entice the readers I would suggest that is
why there are images of bands living the rock and roll lifestyle and at
gigs. Below the images the artist’s
names are written in bold this is also to catch the reader’s attention and make
information easy to find. There is a consistent colour scheme of; black yellow
and white to keep a tidy but interesting layout. They use lines down each
column to create structure.

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