music double page spreads

 The double page shown here is simple; the main image is speed across to pages, there is also a header of pictures of Rihanna which would be very attractive to the target audience, as it shows a range of hair styles she has had.

The colour scheme is red, black and cream, the cream back ground suits the image as it makes everything stand out and applying to the eye and gives it a fresh feel it also gives it a more Indy look than pop because pop tends to use brighter colours, while this takes the colour lead from her hair and the style/mood from her flower garland.

The master head ‘ Rihanna exclusive interview’ is in red and black writing , the letters are not in bold they’re different to most master heads as they’ve got gaps inbetwen them  that fit in with the background. This also gives a lighter, stylised and more feminine feel to the page.

The text is small and black, not very easy to see therefore making it for a more serious musical audience as people just looking for would be more gossip would be more interested in shorter, more sensational stories.

The master head is hard to work out the “got the love” part of the leader is taken from the lyrics of her recent song. because some people would call it a background but I think its abit of both, ‘USA’ with the image in front of the master head it gives it a clear coniferdent message to the audience that the publisher is not scared of taking risks. It also reflects the strong personal of Florence welch.

The colour scheme is grey and black and some red this gives it a more of a Bold background as the focal point becomes is her hair and the flag.

The image is Florence Welch in a dominant and attractive doing a sexy pose in a short black outfit with black high heels on sitting on an American flag; this gives it a meaning to the master head of the USA  suggesting that as she is a British act tring to ‘break’ the American music masket. The image is just over a page big, making it to focal point of the double page spread and making Florence welch the clear focus of the article

The text is  yet again small  and black and is on the right hand side therefore making it in ‘Q’ Magazine is not aimed at a younger target audience. The text is also in Columns  so it look more formal.