
Fintan Cadden
AS Media
KERRANG! House Style
Throughout the magazine there is a consistent house style, the colours shown are Red, Yellow, Black and White. The images are similar to each other throughout the magazine, as they are all based around rock so the artists will want to be presented in a similar way.

On the front cover, the colours presented are Red, White, Black and Yellow. The texts fonts are bold are completely varied throughout but are always bold and rigid. The artists shown on the front cover are dressed in black, which represents the genre of music they are involved in, readers may feel as if they relate to this as they may like to dress the same way. The bolder colours on this page (Red and Yellow) are mainly used for the titles and headlines as they stand out the most and will grab the readers attention first.

The contents page features the colour Yellow, Black and White, this follows on from the house style presented in the front cover. The text fonts are in bold and in an easier more sophisticated font to read, which is a change from the front page which was bolder and more rigid compared to this content page. The bold colours, Yellow and White, are used as headlines as they stand out and show people where to look.

The colours portrayed on this page are red, white, and black. This follows on from the house style presented earlier, but without the colour yellow. The left page features the title, an overview of the article. The red is used for the titles and keywords throughout this page, the while background cross the spread is white and black is used for the artist clothing and the colour of the usual text featured on this double page spread.