1. Double Page Spread Analysis

3. Radial Analysis of NME Double Spread -
Vampire Weekend
The multi-coloured confetti compliments the blue of the sky to make it look childish and
even immature. The vivid colours could imply that the interview could either be a
happy article or even a sad article that could show the contrast of the colours and the
article.
Confetti in the air could hint a celebration of success with the band; reaching a certain
point they wanted to be at. The two men trying to fight against the confetti may
suggest that they are not going to stop; they want to accomplish more.
A quote in capitals wants the reader’s attention. The block of writing is in the centre of the
article which catches the reader’s eye before they read the article. This makes them
more interested and curious which then leads them to wanting to read the article.
The bright sky blue colour is kept all the way though the page to keep the bright theme.
The blue writing in the short paragraph breaks up the piece of writing. This highlights
the important names and also makes it less tiring to read.
Italic font used for the title makes go with the sky blue to keep a sort of soft pastel theme,
also makes the article look as if it is innocent
Large image takes up well over a page, the bright sky blue. Sky blue can give
connotations of calm and something friendly.
The man behind the fan could insinuate that he has the most control over the band as he
is holding the fan that is blowing towards his fellow band mates

5. Radial Analysis of Hip Hop Connection
Double Spread
The red text attracts the reader’s eyes to the page. Using red writing against the
uninteresting even boring black and grey writing shows that the page craves
attention. The huge font in red is in the middle of the page. This highlights a quote
from the page and grabs the reader’s attention to make them want to carry on reading
the article.
The font used looks like as if it has been imprinted on as it is a military themed font. It
has been done to catch the reader’s notice to read the page as the font is big and
bold.
The left page has been used exclusively for the interview. The diverse fonts and colours
have been used to break the text up so the writing is not too strenuous to read. The
whole of the right page is occupied by an image of the artist that has been
interviewed. The same white background has been kept through out the page spread
to keep the page in its theme.
The single artist is working independently so this shows with the image as he is standing
alone. Artist is wearing baggy clothes which are stereotypical to his genre, a plain
white t-shirt and black baggy jeans with trainers. The pose the artist is undertaking
looks like he is urban genre and the sturdy pose with his feet shoulder width apart
shows he is confident and implies that he is standing on firm ground and he doesn’t
need to move. His hand is placed around

7. Radial Analysis of NME Double Spread –
Kings of Leon
Both men are close, standing next to each other. One of the men has
their arm around the other. This represents the closeness and the
connection between these two men. The man with his arm around
his friend is holding a beer close to his body. This could represent
that he likes drinking beer or has a bond with alcohol.
White text makes it simpler to read because the colours at the bottom
go darker. Red writing is used to establish the question and to
separate it from the answer. Larger bold writing in the lower centre
of the page is used; this attracts the reader’s eye. After this, it will
then lead the reader to want to read more to gain knowledge about
why the artist had stated the quote mentioned.
A big image of the artist takes up the whole page. All images on this
spread are shown to be happy and joyful. The artists are close
together to show that a strong friendship has developed. This could
also suggest that they have been through a journey to get where
they are now and have built a well-built stable relationship.