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CLASH magazine semiotic analysis

on October 17, 2017

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Vogue magazine semiotic analysis

Recent double-page spread/ EVOLUTION

Here is the progression I have made throughout designing my double-page spread. The top page is my new product and the bottom is my old page that I have developed. I have changed the model again and the image is better quality. I have broken some conventions whereby the image does not fill the whole right page. I have chosen to do this as the image is so striking that I feel it does not need to be very large but instead it fits nicely next to the text about herself. I have used a banner on the top right corner to indicate the exclusiveness of the information on the page and how it will not be heard by anyone else. This gives the reader a sense of being included in Demi's personal life. The image is no longer in black and white as it takes away from the photo and does not draw enough attention to it as nothing about it stands out. The coloured version tells you more about her personal identity. I have also added more text as often, a double-page spread includes many detailed

Updated double page spread

I have decided to move my double-page spread around as the photo that I have chosen would look better if it sculpted around the text rather than sat next to it. Therefore I have moved the text to the left, and the image to the right. This is not breaking conventions as many magazines choose to have them in various different places.

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