Digipak back center panel draft 2 (final draft)

This is the second draft of my digipak. I have cleaned up the smudges, leaving it smooth and white. I have kept to my house theme of green and pink impact label text. I included a bar code as I understand this to be a common convention of sales packaging and a recording studio logo with the relevant copyright notices. I included the website, to almost act as a blurb; it is somewhere my audience can look for extra information. I am happy with this as a final draft, as it corresponds with the front of my digipak.

Digipak back center panel

This is the first draft of my back center panel for my digipak. I really like the image and text, however  I need to do some more editing and erase the smudges on the image and I am going to try and see if I can get the small copyright symbols for my text.

Final two panels of my digipak

These two panels will feature on the inside of my digipak. I have made them in keeping with my pink and green house style, but I did not want them to detract from the other images, so I have kept the text only a shade lighter/darker on the panels, so as not to be too bold.

Preferred Reading of my Music Video

The message I want to be delivered to my audience, is about the enjoyment of life. I want my video to portray the lives of my target audience as fun, happy and filled with laughter. Hopefully my TA and other audiences will watch my video and agree with what they are seeing. I don't see there being any way that my video could be misinterpreted and receive a negotiated or (worst case) an oppositional reading from the audience, as it is filled with positive image. I have put in clips of people smiling and laughing at every opportunity, so hopefully this will evoke an emotional response from my TA and they will find enjoyment from my product.

Magazine Advertisement draft 2 (final draft)

 

This is the second and final draft of my magazine cover. I am happy with the changes I made from the first, even though there are not many. I lined up the text and centered it correctly, and I also added a web adress. I like the simplicity of the piece and the design corresponds with my digipak.

Magazine Advertisement 1st draft

 

After creating a digipak cover, I can now attempt to create a magazine advert. I knew that the front cover of my digipak was going to be the image featured in my advert, I also knew that I wanted to keep it minimalist. This, and taking inspiration from other magazine ads, is why I have only given the necessary information (date, band, single, where it can be purchased). I like my first attempt but may add a web address or venue. Also when I asked for feedback I was told the text was not in line with the logos and did not look right on the page, so in my next draft I will correct this.

Digipak cover draft 4 (final draft)

This is the final draft of my digipak cover. It is still bold and eye catching and features feet, which is what I really wanted. I like that the font (impact label) is a solid block of colour, as it lightens the image. This was edited on Pixlr, by taking the original photo of the legs, cropping the image to get rid of the border and also to keep the legs to one side, and adding an effect called 'Agnes' on Pixlr express. I then moved on to Pixlr editor and erased all of the colour surrounding the legs, leaving the space white and light. After that was done, I went back on Pixlr express and added the font.