draft of double page spread

This is a rough layout of my double page spread. I have used the same person from the image on the front cover and on the left hand side will be the interview. On the left page, I used one of Rankins pictures for my background, but when I come to the real piece, I will edit this by hand and make an effect similar and then scan it back into the computer. I like the image on the left as she looks flawless but once again may have to use a different person for my images as she looks slightly too 'pop'. I like the quote at the top of the left hand page as it links back to the slogan of the magazine; 'individuality is the new religion'. And using the colour palet of black red and white I think looks effective and is suitable for both genders. On the right page, I think the black paint splats give an effective look of 'imperfection'. Which creates the edgy look I'm looking for. I'm unsure as to wheter I want the red back ground or to keep it white as a contrast to the left page. As shown below in the double page spread of Rayguns that I analysed.

double page spread style model analysis

This double page spread is from the RAYGUN magazine which I am using for inspiration for my magazine. I love this spread as it carries on the unique style that is portrayed from the various unusual front covers. I really like the contrast between the two pages how the one on the left is black with with white and red writing and the right page is white with black and red writing. The unusual images encoporate various other colours that clash with the orginal colours but still work really well to maintain the 'edgy' style.
I love how David Corson uses fonts to make the words seem muddled up and disjointed, i think it looks really effective and stylish. I also think using the black and white pictues on the right hand side works well in contrast with the bright colours used on the left.