The image on the right hand side is the most dominant thing on the spread because it takes up a full page. It is a long shot so we can see most of the artists body. The image links to the break out quote in the article, because it says "I don't know what I look like anymore do you know what I mean" which implies that her styles changes a lot. The goth look in the image shows an example of this. The huge C in red and capitals mat and links to the article because it represents Cheryl. The C is in red to match the consistent colour scheme that Q have. There is space between each column of the article to make it neater and easier to read. A smaller image features on the left hand side to link with the article and represent Cheryl. A drop down capital has been used to show the reader where significant text starts.
For my magazine, I want my double page spread to consistent of 2 images like this article, a main image (which I'm likely to position on the right unlike this article) and a smaller image to link further with the text. I will use a break out quote which should link with my main image. However, I want to have the artists name spread across the two pages which this magazine does not do.
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