DYLAN HAMILTON

The double page spread, the main article of the magazine is titled 'There goes my hero' reveals well renowned artists in the music industry, revealing their hero and inspiration. This is done stating their name, then the name of their hero, a short statement explaining why they are inspired, and their favourite published music. A picture of the artist and their hero is included within the box which KERRANG frequently include as on most pages there are images of renowned rockstars. In other reference to house style, KERRANG enjoy including short statement and interviews throughout there magazine like in such articles such as the K Quiz!

Compared to the contents page and the front cover this double page spread's (or triple page spread's) colour scheme has no correlation with the other pages as each page on KERRANG is unique.

The colour scheme on 'There goes my hero' consists of blue

and yellow; where as the contents page is mostly white with red

and black boxes. KERRANG maintains an informal writing

scheme throughout the magazine as it feels like it attempts to

talk directly at the audience. For example "rock's biggest stars

share their heroes with us, which include fellow musicians,

friends, parents, and, um, a bloke from Hell with needles in his

face". There is evidence that KERRANG is written with comedy

and therefore reinforces the idea that KERRANG is informal.

There is elements of a super hero theme which can be seen as 

the house style as it is also included on the contents page.

Design elements include cartoon stars and a super hero

posing in flight to further reinforce the style on top of the font

and colour.