Blog Post #58:Official Double Page Spread With Photography!

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Hey there! 

Today I'll be sharing my official double page spread. I enjoyed making this part of the magazine along with the turn out. I hope you enjoy the finishing look. 






With this double page spread, I like the idea of including the neon letters. Pairing the two fonts together to show contrast shows how diverse my magazine is. The fonts implemented are 'Colo Pro' & 'Brittany'. The simplicity of the layout with a hint of color compliments my magazine altogether.

                                                    

                                Thank you for viewing!


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