This here is my own take on a double page spread, as you can see i have added a headline, columns with my editorial, and have inserted a pull quote, these are also known as a lift-outs, it helps highlight is a key phrase, quotation, or excerpt that has been extracted from an article and used as a graphic element, serving to entice readers into the article or to highlight a key topic. It is typically placed in a larger or distinctive typeface and on the same page.Also as you can clearly see there's a large image taking up the left hand side of the page. With double page spreads, the image or largest image is typically placed on the left hand side, as we read from left to right, so it is the first thing to be seen. I've chosen to use an image of music magazines, as it relates to the text in the article. The headline I've used is very much basic, as this is my first own attempt. Generally headlines are much larger than the other text of the article. I haven't included a colour scheme, as you can see it is pretty much basic black and white.

This is a well researched article and you have carefully explained your point of view, drawing on some facts. You could have developed your conclusion. In page layout, you have used some appropriate techniques on InDesign, such as columns, a pull quote and a drop cap. I am not convinced by the choice of font for the header and you could have filled the left page a little more. Vanessa
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