Likewise with the other deconstruction they

have also kept the colour scheme simplistic.

Using just black and whites this enables the

large red L to stand out on the opposite

page, which will entice the readers to read

on.

This L has

been used

here as it’s the

first initial of

the artists

name who is

involved and

also as it’s the

same font as

the title of the

magazine.

Also as with the first deconstruction, the

image of the singer in this article is the

same quantity as that of the writing on

the next page.

The font is very small which is

readable yet they can fit quite a lot

of information in. However I think

that because there is a large amount

of writing it wouldn’t be very good if

people grabbed this magazine in a

rush as they could just flick past it.

In my opinion I

don’t

particularly

like the large

red L, although

it’s very eye-

catching and

bold, I believe

that it could be

quite off-

putting when

reading this.