Final Digipak Poster

This is my final digipak poser. I took feedback from Leanne and sinned as they said that you could tell that one photo had been stuck on top of another. I decided to instead use an existing image from when we did our digipak shoot and incorporate the same information on it from the last one.

Print advert

This is my third draft of my digipak. i changed the typography so it is all the same colour and added a shadow to the text to make it easier to read. I also changed the colouring by putting the screwed up paper effect that i used on my digipak on to my print advert. This makes the two match more and go together more.

I showed this to Leanne and Sinead today, they suggested changing the kerrang review to NME, as it would be more suited for our type of music and genre.

2nd draft: digipak poster

This is my second draft of my digipak. I decided to use an image from the filming we did the other day, i then decided to put a photo over the top and turn the opacity down so it made it look more vintage. I found a picture that i used from my inner pannel of my digipak and removed the back ground. i feel this is an improvement from my last poster as the other was too bland and plain where as this one has an edge to it and convey's our genre more. I may however, change the colour of the text from the title so it matches with the rest of the typography.

Print Advert

Today i edited my print advertisement. I wanted to keep the poster simple so it suggests that the band are more about the music then their looks. I used a white typography to make it stand out with a black background to make it more eye catching. I made the advertisement appeal to my audience as i added a "feat. Kings of Leon" but which the audience would be a fan of and therefore make it more appealing to them.

The idea of a black back ground came from Florence and The Machines print advert for "Lungs" which uses, similar to mine, a black back ground with the album art work in the middle of the poster, making it the central focus. If the audience want to find out any information they can find it on itunes, which is the reason the itunes icon is located on the bottom right of the poster.