Sunday, 27 January 2013

Evidence of digipack designs












From making my digipack there has been a been many changes at first I had used the editing software Adobe Fireworks cs3 to make the basic templates and backgrounds, but then I had realised my designs were relatively simple and I couldn’t get the effects I wanted on my Digipack and I had initially chosen this software to make my whole design on but I changed it onto Adobe Photoshop cs3 to get a more professional look,, do I had tested a range of backgrounds until I liked one, the reasons why I had changed my initial idea of the grey and black concept because it was to plain and gothic, was not really something that would stand it and be eye catching to the consumers. So I changed my background colour of that sandy brown related to the more Indie Rock genre of the strong vibrant colours like the Arctic Monkeys Digipack of that yellow sandy colour. I had made a logo design to suit the feedback I had gotten of people because they had all liked different various things so I had combined it in one my initial idea was inspired from Kasabian from their unique iconic logo design and the tattoos are inspired from Zayn Malik of that rock and roll pompadour look, the way it relates to my Indie Rock logo is that it gives it that innotive look of standing out from the rest. But when I had constructed everything together the flowery boarder looked to feminine and the front cover with the logo looked more like a poster nothing really stood out, so I decided to change the front Cover by putting a picture the band by using stencil effect on the pictures to give it that standing out effect and had taken the logo and the flowery background to the back cover. The Inspiration I had gotten from was Manic Street Preachers forever delayed album and Greenday unos dos tre album of the stencil look which made my front cover stand out a lot more giving it that bold favourable look.

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