The document analyzes a magazine double page spread featuring British rapper Dizzee Rascal. It notes that the spread uses a messy, colorful background to portray Dizzee's rebellious personality and the rock genre of the magazine. The main image depicts Dizzee spray painting graffiti, relating to the title "From tags to riches," which plays on words to reference his past using graffiti and current success. Additional details like scattered beer bottles and Dizzee's red jacket help establish his image and tie into the magazine's branding. The layout leaves some space but not too much text to keep young readers engaged. Overall, the spread uses visuals and text to convey Dizzee's journey from his past
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Double Page Spread Dizzee Rascal
The document analyzes a magazine double page spread featuring British rapper Dizzee Rascal. It notes that the spread uses a messy, colorful background to portray Dizzee's rebellious personality and the rock genre of the magazine. The main image depicts Dizzee spray painting graffiti, relating to the title "From tags to riches," which plays on words to reference his past using graffiti and current success. Additional details like scattered beer bottles and Dizzee's red jacket help establish his image and tie into the magazine's branding. The layout leaves some space but not too much text to keep young readers engaged. Overall, the spread uses visuals and text to convey Dizzee's journey from his past
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Image of Dizzee rascal looking
mischievous with an over the
shoulder look while spray painting the background. This shows the rebellious character that he achieves to show in the magazine. This character relates to the rock genre of the magazine. There is no obvious grid layout with the main image of this spread but it is clearly placed in the middle of the background and it could be suggested that the magazine has used the rule of thirds to create the image in a professional centre.
The messy, unclear and multi- coloured background could also suggest the genre of the magazine and could express Dizzees personality as he is the centre of attention. The language of this double spread, an example of play on words: From rags to riches, suggesting that he used to be poor and has achieved a lot in his life. By replacing the word rags for tags this implies that he used to use graffiti before he became famous, which shows his bad side to him and also suggesting his is a regular guy. Not only this, but this language of the main title From tags to riches itergrates with the main image because the graffiti that is in the main image is often talked about as Tags. The scattered beer bottles at the bottom of this page also suggests to the messy background of the main image and could also show that Dizzee is representing a young and care-free perception into the magazine and could also give the audience an insight to what he might be like behind the scenes, enticing us to read more. By choosing Dizzee to wear a red jacket it also fits in with the colour scheme from the magazine name NME which is the same colour red. This colour red is used in all pages that I have analysed. This is called branding the magazine. The use of the space on this double page spread uses Is useful as I think the target audience will be a young one and therefore will not want to read a mass amount, the main image and title of this spread only leaves a small amount for the article. Therefore this makes the audience feel like they are not reading a mass amount at a time. The overall impression given to this double page spread is showing the past and background to this celebrity and that music can often be a mixture of messy pasts. From tags to riches suggests that the text is about Dizzee Rascals past before he became famous.