Colours: the colours are kept very similar to the tradition white and red of Q magazine. the colours are also very similar to what was on the front cover of this magazine. the white background makes the images of cheryl cole stand out and also it makes the big red 'C' stand out to.

Design: the design is very simple. on the right hand page is a large image of Cheryl Cole and on the left there is the main article of her. on the left hand page there is another image of cherly cole on the bottem right part of the page and to the left of that there is a enlarged statment from cherly cole saying 'i dont know what i look like any more, do you know what i mean?' and this is to attract the reader to the article because this statment shows that cheryl cole is speaking about very personal feelings she has.

images: the images are kept in a very dark theme, this is to match the theme of Q magazine which is 'indie'. just like the front cover Cheryl Cole is not her typicle 'pop princess' self but instead something else much more darker. the image on the right hand page is very dark up against a white background which makes cheryl cole stand out very much.

words and language: the big red 'C' is very similar to the big red 'Q' at the front cover of the magazine. this shows that Q magazine are trying to keep everything to a similar look throughout the magazine. the enlarged quate from chery cole is to try and attract readers and when they read the quoate, 'i dont know what i look like any more, do you know what i mean?' they will know that this is a very personal interview for Cheryl cole and this is very rare so it would make them want to read it.

overall impression: the overall impression is that Q magazine have kept it very simple to read and used a quate to attract the audinece to read the magazine. it also shows that Q try and keep the same type of template throughout there magazine, for example the same colours and similar layouts.