2. CONSISTENCY THROUGHOUT IMAGERY
• With regards to the construction of my ancillary texts, through in-depth research of
typical, expected conventions, it became very apparent that certain elements can be
comparable across the products. One of these includes use of continuity across
imagery, where that featured on the magazine advertisement is taken directly from
the album artwork, achieving recognisable iconography.
• Evidence of this previous research is
documented here.
3. HOUSE STYLE
• Being one of the most important trends, house style denotes consistency
throughout aesthetic choices chosen for feature across individual components of the
product(s). Included within this term is stylisation of imagery, font choices, font sizes,
colour usage and compositional layout.
• Research into the application of this to real life products aided my stylistic choices
made when producing my ancillary texts. Evidence of this research is embedded
below.
4. HOUSE STYLE
• Before even constructing my magazine advert, I considered house style when
planning for and creating my digipak, applying the same principles. This research
proved useful when deciding upon certain choices within my advertisement, relating
it back to the digipak, while inducing consistency between products.
5. ALBUM NAME
S
• Stylistic attributes of the album name is another example of one of the album
features I researched.
• The consistency of these across products (i.e taken from the album artwork, making
it obvious of subjectivity of the advertisement, while aiding the products
recognisability) was a feature picked up on through this research.
6. ADDITIONAL COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH
• In addition to the features previously mentioned, I also
researched the consistency of the following aspects:
• Artist Name
• Stylistic attributes and manipulation processes
• Typographic stylisation of other components (matched to the
house style)
• Initiation of theme implying various signified meaning.