This double page spread is from NME Magazine. The left page has a mid-shot of Paul McCartney holding his bass guitar. The background is a pale blue which is a colour that is accented throughout the double page spread. 3 Main colours are used throughout the piece which gives a very clean and classy feel. All the text is placed on a white background that almost highlights the text. The majority of the text is in black however bits are accented in the light blue that is complementary to the background of the main image. The article uses a mix of fonts, both serif and sans serif effectively as it has been limited to three fonts which is a generalized guideline when it comes to mixing fonts. The main bulk of text on the right hand page is broken up with a quote that has the rest of the text wrapped around it. Something that is less important is the fact the text is in four columns, although this is a minor detail I think it’s important to consider.

Just like the front cover, “kerrang!” Magazine is diferent to the standard codes and conventions, again this is due to the genre of the magazine as ‘Punk Pop’ is about breaking rules and chalenging expectations. Similar to the mast head on the front cover, the main title is broken up and has a definite grunge vibe about it. The main image is spread over both pages and a bold colour scheme is used. The first letter of the article is again indented. Allthough the article is in coulmns they are not aligned, instead the test is very disjointed which links back to the broken font and the genre of punk pop.