Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Final digipak


Final poster


Making changes

In response to the feedback I recieved for my mock digipak, I made changes to the inside of the digipak. The silhouttes have now been made black instead of green, to look more eye catching and attractive. I changed the colours of the CD as was suggested.






 

In response to feedback on my poster I changed my poster. I moved the "naughty little head" subtitle further down the page so it didn't overlap the image as it was suggested that it looked unproffessional. Also, to increase the proffessional look further I changed the colour of the text to black.

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Monday, 28 January 2013

My poster


Print research- posters


By looking at a range of different posters of similar Indie bands to my own I have found the typical conventions of a poster. The colours seem to vary but are generally similar or related to their digipak to create a sense of brand image. The images are usually the main focus and are generally eye catching. They are commonly images of the band or images related to the new release. The name of the band and the album or song are shown on the top and/or the centre of the page. A range of other information is also given, such as the bands record label, itunes and when the album is released.

My digipak


Sunday, 27 January 2013

My record label


I chose "domino" record label for my band as it is commonly used for indie bands, such as Arctic monkeys and Franz Ferdinand.

Monday, 21 January 2013

Creating digipak
















I began the process of creating my digipak by using photoshop to cut the band members faces into sections and then I formed them together. I then formed the images into one image and put the merged face onto my digipak template. I adjusted the colouring to blue to make the image fit together. I then used special artistic effects on an image of Vitors face and faded the image for the back of my digipak. I added the song names and other information such as the bands website and barcode. I then used an image of the band and cut the band members out of it. I used artistic effects again on the background. I then used the colour green on the CD and inside of the digipak.

Wednesday, 16 January 2013

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