Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
DigiPak Research
^ Original album sleeve, featuring the embossed band name and serial number
^ Vinyl version (released in US after album)
^ Prince, the black album.
^ Arctic Monkeys, Suck It And See
^ Metallica, The Black Album
Above are more examples of very simple and minimalistic album covers by successful bands/artists. Prince and Metallica both released albums named 'The Black Album'. Prince's version had no printed title, artist name, production credits or photography printed. The promotional versions of this album only had a song listing and catalog number, and the commercial version only had the catalog number printed in pink on the spine.
All of these examples confirm that the minimalistic approach I have taken on my Digipak and magazine advert is an existing and successful convention.
Monday, 4 November 2013
TO DO LIST- Week Commencing 04/11/13
Last week we prioritised the post production of our music video in order to reach the deadline on 04/11/13. Having, collectively, completed the draft music video my main focus for this week is the digipak and magazine advert- both of which need amendments before 08/11/13. The feedback I received from both of these over half term will help me when it comes to making these adjustments.
- make appropriate changes to digipak and magazine advert
- to justify the design of both of these I will need to do research & planning and also analyse three digipak's.
- make appropriate changes to digipak and magazine advert
- to justify the design of both of these I will need to do research & planning and also analyse three digipak's.
Friday, 1 November 2013
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