The combination of the main products (album cover, back, and poster) is considered effectively linked through similar conventions. A consistent galaxy-themed color scheme of purples, blues, teals, and silver is used throughout. The same bold, distinct font is used for titles. Images are positioned uniquely, such as separating the back cover into equal sections. Featuring the same actress with a similar hairstyle and color links the products, despite different issues explained elsewhere.

1. Evaluation Digi-Pack

2. How do my products use, develop and challenge forms and
conventions or real media products?

3. How do my products use, develop and
challenge forms and conventions or real
media products?

4. Overall how effective is the combination of your
main products and your ancillary products?
Personally, I believe that when combined my products are considerably effective as they share
similar aspects and conventions. Although it is evident I haven't used the same actress (issues are
explained within blog post Issues) they still link as they have a similar hair style and colour and are
of a similar age. The two products link together through the use of colour scheme, font,
positioning and imagery.
Colour Scheme: The same colour scheme is used through out both Album cover and back and
Poster. The colour scheme consists of a galaxy theme, tones of purple , blue, teal and silver. This
colour scheme is also furthered in the use of the images I have selected.
Font: Conventionally, I have used the same font throughout my products; both on the CD front and
back and on the masthead for the poster. The font that I have used is Impact. It is bold, distinct and
unique; all of which are contributing factors to making my products eye-catching and desirable to
my target audience.
Positioning: I consider the positioning of my images to be rather unique , especially on the back of
the CD where the image is separated into equal sized sections.
Imagery: I have used the same actress in all of my images, the very image I
have used on my CD Cover I have featured primarily on my Poster.