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House Style Analysis
In this Presentation I will look at how other magazines have related their front covers with there contents pages
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“Q” House Style
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The use of the Logo
The direct address of the magazine is both on the front cover of the magazine and the contents page, this use of the logo clearly identifies the front cover and contents page as a unit. The iconic and well known red square which is known worldwide helps to create a consistent house style throughout the magazine
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Colours used
The use of the colours Red, White and Black on both pages are similarly used to help them look like they have come from the same magazine. If the colours used are different then they wont fit in together and will look like they don’t belong in the magazine
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Relationship to Coverlines
Q have used the “Q Review” logo on their front cover and then have related it to the heading on the contents page therefore creating a strong house style which is unique to their magazine