I wanted to know how to do this and see what my double page spread would look like with this effect. In order to do so, I needed to research it.
The answer straight away came up on google.

I then tried it on my text box.
Below is the text box with 100% capacity.


Below is the text box with 80% capacity.


I quite liked this effect as it not only followed codes and conventions of a double page spread, but it also showed more creativity by still being able to see the main image.
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