To keep the contrast theme of the front page inside I have made the background black, however it fades lighter down the page to allow for a professional look as the other background colour on the previous creation was not a colour that is associated with Jungle magazine, it also makes the colour scheme flow from the darkness of the front cover to the inner contents of the magazine, by the darkness fading into a lighter colour its destroys the possibility of the colour change being to harsh and dramatic, its softer on the eyes adding a professional tone. I have included 'This week' in another disc font in the typical Jungle green that corresponds with The Creep image outline and the sub-headings of the featured contents lists.
Featured contents boxes
The main magazine story's are in the 'Features' box. The main story headings are in font 14 in typical Jungle pink, with the extra information about the stories below in typical Jungle white, italic font 11.
The black, thin outline of the boxes gives the contents a classy look whilst separating the contents from the rest of the page.
Basic conventions
The typical disc, white font for the page number in the bottom right corner and the iconic signifier of the pink flamingo to remind the audience that this is Jungle magazine and it will also subconsciously be in the audiences mind which will make the flamingo recognisable and representative of garage music and Jungle magazine.
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