Flat plan - Digipak
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This album cover design document outlines the layout and content for each side of the CD. The front will feature an image of the artist in a setting related to their music video along with the title, artist name, barcode, and parental advisory sticker. The back repeats the background from the front and lists some of the songs. An interior page depicts another photo of the artist against the same background.
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This moodboard shows different styles of album art grouped by genre and artist to help understand their costume codes and gesture codes. It provides ideas for how to create an album cover in different ways by learning from other album designs. The moodboard helps incorporate lessons from other album covers into the creator's own production.
Contents page - Leading up to final production
The document discusses features related to fashion in 3 sentences or less. It does not provide enough contextual information to generate an accurate 3 sentence summary.
Double page spread draft
An upcoming rapper named King Milo is promoting his new album and fashion line, boasting that he is unique and the best. An exclusive interview provides more details about King Milo, who sees himself as a rising star in both rap music and fashion.
Crest Meaning
The document discusses using a crest consistently throughout a double page spread to create recognition for the audience. The crest represents champions and winners, which conforms to the genre of rap music where rappers see themselves as winners among other artists. This use of the crest adheres to conventions of typical rap magazine products.
9 Evaluation - Pleniminary task
This document compares the author's preliminary and final productions of a rap magazine. In the preliminary task, the author lacked understanding of editing, fonts, color schemes, and the target audience. The final production shows improvement in layout, design, photography, and understanding conventions like fonts, poses, and logos that appeal to and represent rap culture. The author's skills grew to make a higher quality product that better engages the intended audience.
Production : Double page spread
The document discusses an exclusive interview with an up-and-coming rapper named King Milo who is described as the future shooting star of rap and fashion.
Production - Front page
The document appears to be a website homepage or magazine cover announcing various hip hop music news stories including: A$AP Rocky collaborating with GUESS on a capsule clothing collection; Drake confirming the release of his album "Views From The 6"; A$AP Ferg releasing a new album called "Always Strive and Prosper"; Skepta being highlighted as one to watch; Kanye West planning to release two more albums this year; Flatbush Zombies debuting at number 10 on a music chart; and someone being called rap's new heavyweight. It also advertises a free CD and low print issue price.
Production Contents Page
The document discusses several topics related to fashion and music. It mentions that some of the best dressed people in the industry show where fashion is headed. An up-and-coming rapper named SSkeptais is ruling the radio and poised to rise to the top. It also explores how music recordings leak online before their official release dates. Another section profiles a rapper named KINGMILO who says he is just being himself and not misunderstood. Finally, it talks about how the A$AP MOB collective is spreading their style to neighborhoods everywhere through high fashion.
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