I finally decided on my double page spread layout!! Most fitness magazines have simple, clean layouts with two/three columns and not a lot of writing. The font is usually strict letters incorporated with bold font. My layout also includes a quote from the spinning instructor I interviewed that is inspirational and motivational to the target audience, since that's want they want to gain from this magazine. I have compiled all the information from the interview with Penelope (the indoor cycling instructor). I have almost all the images I'm going to use for the double page spread, but Saturday morning I'm going to her spinning class at the gym to take a photo of Penelope. Now, I just have to type up the story and add the images onto the layout I have created. My last visit to the gym I took so many photos of bikes and feet pedaling from all different angles. Some of them were posted on a previous blog post. My double page spread layout consists of three pictures:
1) Photo of Penelope (main focus)
2) Long shot of the indoor bikes (some angles of this shot are seen below)
3) Close up of feet pedaling
I'm so happy and proud to see how long I have come since the beginning of this process and can't wait to see the final product (soon)! Stay tuned!
Citations:
- Laurengibney Follow. "Codes and Conventions of a Double Page Spread." LinkedIn SlideShare. N.p., 30 Oct. 2011. Web. 05 Apr. 2017.
- "Double Page Spread Analysis." Regional Fitness Magazine -A2 Media Portfolio. N.p., 10 Mar. 2016. Web. 05 Apr. 2017.
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