The pose of my model is exactly the
same as planned/drawn on my flat plan. This demonstrate the extent to which the
planning process of my flat plan has become relevant and useful.
I decided to use this double page
spread as inspiration in regards to some of my creative decision layout. For
example the use of a Staple letter within
the middle of the page on the interview side. This was to not only
promote the artists level of status
within the genre but it also suggests that I have focused on assuring my
magazine carries some convention which allow it to appeal to my target audience
and appears professional
My text is placed on the right hand
side of my page ,enabling it to be easy
for the audience to flick to the middle
of the (if wanted) magazine allowing them to access the information directly. I
decided to lay my text in a simple straight down column formation, this will
also allow the audience to be able to follow the information easily. The
decision to place the text of the grey background and the low gradient ‘E’ was a form of advertisement for the text. It
allows the audience to become more attracted to the big letter therefore
leading them into wanting to read the text. This was a vital decision for me to
make which was not originally included on my flat plan, this decision was based
on the developed understanding that the text of a usual hip hop double page
spread dose not usually include a mass amount of text as the information is
quite direct . However defying from this convention to assure my artists
interview has enough information the use of this form of marketing plays into
the convention of originality and creativity, usually found within Hip Hop
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