Anya- Ancillary task evaluation
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The document discusses several album covers and their design elements. It analyzes how the use of consistent colors, fonts, logos and imagery creates a cohesive brand identity for the artists and appeals to audiences by making their products easily recognizable. Maintaining synergy between album artwork, websites, social media and other promotional materials helps the artists effectively market themselves to fans.
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Textual analysis website 1
This website uses minimalist design with a crimson and magnolia color scheme. The homepage features the album cover and options to listen or learn more about the artist. Navigation links allow access to music videos, tour dates, merchandise, and news. Images and videos throughout make the site engaging. A cursive font reflects the handwritten album title and personal nature of the record.
Ancillary Task research - Catherine
This is my research for my ancillary tasks into Indie artists and looks into how different products (the DigiPak, website homepage and in two instances the music videos) are used to create synergy.
Digital Draft Catherine W
This document provides guidelines for designing the packaging for a music CD release, including elements that should be featured on the front, back, and inside covers as well as suggestions for coordinating the CD design with related promotional materials like a concert poster. Key elements include displaying the artist's image and name prominently along with the album or single title on the front and back covers, including a track list and lyrics inside, and using consistent branding across the CD packaging and poster to promote an upcoming artist tour.
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The document discusses an album cover featuring a teddy bear. It summarizes that the teddy bear is symbolic of the artist's love for teddy bears as a child and has become his trademark character. The bear's eyes being CD disks and it looking up at the album name shows the artist's love for the album. Multiple teddy bears watching in the crowd on the cover highlights the large following of the artist. The album design represents the artist graduating from university, with the bear as him and a globe shape symbolizing the campus. The track listing is centered on the back cover as customary in the music industry. The small print includes important copyright details.
Ancillary Task Evaluation - Tara Rendell
This document discusses the design choices for various elements of an album packaging and gig poster. For the inside left of the digipack, a subtle photo of the artist was chosen to introduce them. The CD image leaves room for imagination without identifying text. The inside right features the artist playing guitar to indicate the genre as slow and love-related. An extra panel includes forest imagery and song lyrics. The back cover lists songs and includes something new while maintaining the green theme. The front cover stands out with a warmer color and simpler image. The gig poster uses the same font and front cover image for synergy and artist recognition.
Album cover 2
The document summarizes and analyzes an album cover featuring an escalator. It uses minimal colors and a single main image, following a popular album cover style. The escalator represents how the music climaxes and acts as a stairway to the top of the music industry. The text is placed in the top left corner so the image is more prominent. The album name is in small block capital letters. There are two escalators shown heading up, indicating continual progress in music. The intended audience is described as being 16 to 21 year old males and females, appealing to both genders and those more likely to understand the music's themes.
Ancillary Task Research by FlowMotion Films
The document analyzes Rudimental's album cover design for their album "Home" and their official website. It notes several key design elements of the album cover including the group's name in large font at the top to emphasize its importance, a small graffiti image indicating their drum and bass music style, and consistency in the bold typography. It also observes the synergy between the album cover and website designs with the same color scheme and font. The document examines other album covers and concludes with lessons learned about the importance of positioning images/text effectively and maintaining synergy between album and website designs to match the artist's style and genre of music.
Ancilary task- Kathryn Naylor
The document discusses branding strategies across different artists' album packaging and websites. It notes how The Vaccines, Mura Masa, Tame Impala, and Jamie T all utilize consistent imagery, color schemes, and layouts across their digipaks, posters, websites, and social media platforms. This creates recognizable brands and appeals to their target audiences. Synergistic elements are used to familiarize audiences with the artists and their music styles.
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Textual analysis website 1
This website uses minimalist design with a crimson and magnolia color scheme. The homepage features the album cover and options to listen or learn more about the artist. Navigation links allow access to music videos, tour dates, merchandise, and news. Images and videos throughout make the site engaging. A cursive font reflects the handwritten album title and personal nature of the record.
Ancillary Task research - Catherine
This is my research for my ancillary tasks into Indie artists and looks into how different products (the DigiPak, website homepage and in two instances the music videos) are used to create synergy.
Digital Draft Catherine W
This document provides guidelines for designing the packaging for a music CD release, including elements that should be featured on the front, back, and inside covers as well as suggestions for coordinating the CD design with related promotional materials like a concert poster. Key elements include displaying the artist's image and name prominently along with the album or single title on the front and back covers, including a track list and lyrics inside, and using consistent branding across the CD packaging and poster to promote an upcoming artist tour.
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The document discusses an album cover featuring a teddy bear. It summarizes that the teddy bear is symbolic of the artist's love for teddy bears as a child and has become his trademark character. The bear's eyes being CD disks and it looking up at the album name shows the artist's love for the album. Multiple teddy bears watching in the crowd on the cover highlights the large following of the artist. The album design represents the artist graduating from university, with the bear as him and a globe shape symbolizing the campus. The track listing is centered on the back cover as customary in the music industry. The small print includes important copyright details.
Ancillary Task Evaluation - Tara Rendell
This document discusses the design choices for various elements of an album packaging and gig poster. For the inside left of the digipack, a subtle photo of the artist was chosen to introduce them. The CD image leaves room for imagination without identifying text. The inside right features the artist playing guitar to indicate the genre as slow and love-related. An extra panel includes forest imagery and song lyrics. The back cover lists songs and includes something new while maintaining the green theme. The front cover stands out with a warmer color and simpler image. The gig poster uses the same font and front cover image for synergy and artist recognition.
Album cover 2
The document summarizes and analyzes an album cover featuring an escalator. It uses minimal colors and a single main image, following a popular album cover style. The escalator represents how the music climaxes and acts as a stairway to the top of the music industry. The text is placed in the top left corner so the image is more prominent. The album name is in small block capital letters. There are two escalators shown heading up, indicating continual progress in music. The intended audience is described as being 16 to 21 year old males and females, appealing to both genders and those more likely to understand the music's themes.
Ancillary Task Research by FlowMotion Films
The document analyzes Rudimental's album cover design for their album "Home" and their official website. It notes several key design elements of the album cover including the group's name in large font at the top to emphasize its importance, a small graffiti image indicating their drum and bass music style, and consistency in the bold typography. It also observes the synergy between the album cover and website designs with the same color scheme and font. The document examines other album covers and concludes with lessons learned about the importance of positioning images/text effectively and maintaining synergy between album and website designs to match the artist's style and genre of music.
Ancilary task- Kathryn Naylor
The document discusses branding strategies across different artists' album packaging and websites. It notes how The Vaccines, Mura Masa, Tame Impala, and Jamie T all utilize consistent imagery, color schemes, and layouts across their digipaks, posters, websites, and social media platforms. This creates recognizable brands and appeals to their target audiences. Synergistic elements are used to familiarize audiences with the artists and their music styles.
Textual analysis website 2
This website for the artist Banks uses a minimalistic style with monochrome black and white colors. The homepage features the album cover photo without text and a drop down menu for navigation. The font used has a futuristic style with frequent eye imagery, and videos are used throughout to promote the artist's music and direct visitors to streaming platforms. Navigation links are clearly organized both internally and to social media.
Ancillary research - Jamie Tate
This document discusses how artists create synergy between different media to promote their brand. It analyzes several bands' album covers, music videos, and websites to see how they maintain a consistent style and atmosphere. Radiohead, for example, uses a cold, abstract aesthetic across their "OK Computer" album art and website. The Arctic Monkeys maintain a simple black-and-white style in their "AM" album art, music videos, and website. Creating this synergy helps artists establish a recognizable image and brand themselves consistently across different media.
Digipak analysis
This album cover summarizes Robbie Williams' live performance at Knebworth. The front cover features a large image of Robbie Williams on stage in front of a crowd, with the title "Robbie Williams live at Knebworth" in bold text. This suggests the album will contain rock music from his live concert. The parental advisory sticker indicates the album may contain offensive content. Overall, the cover is designed to portray Robbie Williams as a popular rock star and promote the live album of his large concert.
Maverick Sabre: Album and Wesbite Analysis
Maverick Sabre's official website features a large image of himself, his name in large font, and a simple color scheme of grey and white. It includes an mp3 preview of his album and links to social media and music purchasing sites. The primary image matches his most recent album, "Lonely Are The Brave," helping to promote it. His album is displayed below to encourage purchases and deter piracy by making the music easily accessible on the site.
Music poster research
The document summarizes common elements found on music posters used to promote albums. Most posters feature the album cover as the main photo. They also typically include popular song titles from the album to entice potential buyers. Other common elements are the artist and album name in large font, the release date, website URL, and publishing company logos. Posters aim to highlight recognizable music and key details in order to effectively promote and advertise the album.
Mac Miller Website
The Mac Miller website uses visual elements and design features to attract and engage audiences. It prominently displays the album cover on the homepage to pique interest in the meaning and music. Scrolling down, the album title is highlighted in a unique font against stereotypes. Various sections promote the artist's merchandise, music videos, and tour dates with contrasting colors schemes, further drawing visitors in and making it easy to explore the artist's work. The changing designs and ease of navigation aim to expand Mac Miller's fan base.
Tanya's Digipak
The document discusses the album art, packaging, and promotional strategies for several albums. It describes elements like the album covers, posters, fonts, and color schemes used, noting where they are consistent across materials or reference the band's style. Details like images of band members, tracklists, and phone numbers used in promotions are summarized. The minimal or intricate designs, as well as illustrations relating to song themes, are emphasized as unique identifying traits for the bands.
Generic conventions of Indie Pop DigiPaks and Adverts
The document discusses conventions for indie pop album covers and magazine advertisements. It analyzes covers for albums by Bastille, Twenty One Pilots, and The XX. Generally, indie pop covers use bold fonts, centered images, and placement of the artist and album title. They also feature unconventional colors and minimalist or abstract designs rather than photos of the artist. The goal is to be creative and reflect the artist's brand rather than directly promoting the musician.
Brookes Digipak
The document discusses and compares the album artwork and tour posters of 5 different artists/albums. It summarizes the key visual elements and styles used for each, noting things like background colors, prominence of the artist's name, simplicity vs complexity of designs, and whether the tour posters maintained or contrasted the style of the album artwork. Overall it analyzes the different artistic and marketing approaches taken with the visual designs.
Existing Back Covers
The document analyzes the back covers of various albums. It finds that while some elements like track listings and legal information are standard, designs are diverse. Track listings in a single column are a conventional style that is easy to read. Many effective covers use imagery or artwork connecting to the front cover. Overall, simpler designs tending to look neater and more professional.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes magazine advertisements for albums by three musical artists: The Wombats, The Killers, and Paolo Nutini. For each ad, the name of the band and album are prominently displayed at the top in large, contrasting fonts to catch the reader's attention. Additionally, each ad features imagery from the album cover to help readers easily identify it. The ads also include other details like release dates, popular song titles, or positive reviews to further promote interest in the albums.
Synergy between magazine advert, music video and
The document discusses synergy between a magazine advertisement, album cover, and music video for The Killers. It notes that the advert and album use nearly identical artwork of a desert landscape under a moon. The music video for "Human" also features this desert setting. The last shot of the video most closely resembles the advert and album artwork. Throughout the products, the use of similar visual elements like the desert setting helps create cohesion and a recognizable style for the artist.
Digipac analysis
The document provides an analysis of three digipacs and two album posters. For each item analyzed, key design elements are described such as color palette, font styles, images used, and information included. Common techniques identified across items include using consistent fonts to represent the band's style, bold colors and images to draw attention, and including tour dates and song listings. Overall the document analyzes how visual design choices represent the bands and engage their audience.
Website research Lorde
Lorde's website has a simple one-page design with a large image of the artist filling the page. In minimal white text on a dark background, the website displays Lorde's name and album title at the top, and social media links at the bottom. The dark colors and makeup of Lorde in the central image reflect her style. The website provides links to purchase Lorde's music and merchandise, and her social media links allow fans to follow news of the artist. Overall, the minimal yet memorable design effectively markets Lorde by reflecting her image and making it easy for fans to engage further.
Existing CD Covers
The document analyzes existing album covers, noting trends in their designs. Many covers feature a central image of the artist to identify them. Some use abstract art instead of images. Text is often bold and large to stand out. Color schemes aim to be cohesive and reflect the artist's brand. Unconventional covers can be effective at generating intrigue. Overall, there is diversity but simple, eye-catching designs generally work well across genres.
Digipak analysis – david geutta
The digipak design for David Guetta's 2009 album "One Love" reflects his EDM genre through its use of black, white, and pink colors along with typography, images, and Guetta's casual appearance. The messy, childlike design is meant to portray Guetta as laidback and fun, appealing to younger audiences. Key elements of the design include a close-up photo of Guetta on the front wearing sunglasses, handwritten text for the album title in purple, and a graffiti-style design carried over from the CD to the back cover.
Edm digipak inside
This document analyzes and summarizes key elements of three EDM album covers:
1) Avicii's "True" album cover features a black background with white font for the song titles and artist name. It includes a silhouette of the artist.
2) Calvin Harris' "18 Months" album cover prominently displays the album and artist name in white font against a brick wall background. It includes two photos of the artist.
3) Swedish House Mafia's "Until Now" album cover has a consistent black and white color scheme. It advertises an upcoming tour and includes extras like a lyric book to engage fans.
Ancillary Research - Adverts
The document discusses the design of promotional materials for several musical artists. It analyzes how each artist utilizes consistent visual motifs, typography, imagery and color across their album covers, websites, and advertisements. Specific techniques highlighted include the use of a cryptic background image to draw the eye for one band, a green wash and prominent font for another, and close-up dog imagery representing a dance duo's energetic style. Overall the document examines how visual consistency and genre-appropriate design helps establish each act's identity across different promotional platforms.
Digipack analysis
The document provides an analysis of the album packaging for Lorde's debut studio album "Pure Heroine". It summarizes that the front cover has a simple black and white design with bold white text to represent Lorde's indie/alternative style. While risky not including a photo of Lorde, it sets her apart from other artists. The back cover and CD disk also maintain a monochrome color scheme and Lorde's unique logo design to provide continuity throughout the packaging and creative vision.
Digipak analysis
The front cover features a medium shot of the band The Script with a sepia filter, locating their style within the indie genre. The back cover continues this sepia color scheme and features a close-up image of hands pressed together relating to the album title of "Science and Faith". The inside cover and CD also follow this visual style through their presentation of hands and use of the amber/sepia color palette, reinforcing the album's themes.
Cd Covers Analysis
The document provides details and analysis of several album covers:
- It analyzes the design elements, fonts, images, and color schemes used on album covers and how they relate to the artist's brand, music genre, and target audience. Key details like the track listing, logos, and production details are also discussed.
- Specific album covers summarized include albums by Tinie Tempah, Linkin Park, and Oasis. Differences in design approaches across the covers are highlighted, like the use of realistic vs. computer generated imagery.
- Conventions of album cover design are described, along with some unconventional design choices and their purpose. The goal is to effectively represent the artist and music genre while appealing to their
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The document discusses conventions for digipack album design. It provides details on elements that should be included, such as a recognizable font style and color scheme carried throughout advertising. The front panel should feature the artist image and title coordinated with their branding. The back panel typically includes the tracklist, bar code, and label logo. Elements like the spine contain condensed artist and album text. Effective digipacks represent the artist and music genre through visuals and colors to attract the intended audience. Examples of Nirvana's Nevermind and other albums illustrate these conventions.
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This website for the artist Banks uses a minimalistic style with monochrome black and white colors. The homepage features the album cover photo without text and a drop down menu for navigation. The font used has a futuristic style with frequent eye imagery, and videos are used throughout to promote the artist's music and direct visitors to streaming platforms. Navigation links are clearly organized both internally and to social media.
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Digipak analysis
This album cover summarizes Robbie Williams' live performance at Knebworth. The front cover features a large image of Robbie Williams on stage in front of a crowd, with the title "Robbie Williams live at Knebworth" in bold text. This suggests the album will contain rock music from his live concert. The parental advisory sticker indicates the album may contain offensive content. Overall, the cover is designed to portray Robbie Williams as a popular rock star and promote the live album of his large concert.
Maverick Sabre: Album and Wesbite Analysis
Maverick Sabre's official website features a large image of himself, his name in large font, and a simple color scheme of grey and white. It includes an mp3 preview of his album and links to social media and music purchasing sites. The primary image matches his most recent album, "Lonely Are The Brave," helping to promote it. His album is displayed below to encourage purchases and deter piracy by making the music easily accessible on the site.
Music poster research
The document summarizes common elements found on music posters used to promote albums. Most posters feature the album cover as the main photo. They also typically include popular song titles from the album to entice potential buyers. Other common elements are the artist and album name in large font, the release date, website URL, and publishing company logos. Posters aim to highlight recognizable music and key details in order to effectively promote and advertise the album.
Mac Miller Website
The Mac Miller website uses visual elements and design features to attract and engage audiences. It prominently displays the album cover on the homepage to pique interest in the meaning and music. Scrolling down, the album title is highlighted in a unique font against stereotypes. Various sections promote the artist's merchandise, music videos, and tour dates with contrasting colors schemes, further drawing visitors in and making it easy to explore the artist's work. The changing designs and ease of navigation aim to expand Mac Miller's fan base.
Tanya's Digipak
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Generic conventions of Indie Pop DigiPaks and Adverts
The document discusses conventions for indie pop album covers and magazine advertisements. It analyzes covers for albums by Bastille, Twenty One Pilots, and The XX. Generally, indie pop covers use bold fonts, centered images, and placement of the artist and album title. They also feature unconventional colors and minimalist or abstract designs rather than photos of the artist. The goal is to be creative and reflect the artist's brand rather than directly promoting the musician.
Brookes Digipak
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Existing Back Covers
The document analyzes the back covers of various albums. It finds that while some elements like track listings and legal information are standard, designs are diverse. Track listings in a single column are a conventional style that is easy to read. Many effective covers use imagery or artwork connecting to the front cover. Overall, simpler designs tending to look neater and more professional.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes magazine advertisements for albums by three musical artists: The Wombats, The Killers, and Paolo Nutini. For each ad, the name of the band and album are prominently displayed at the top in large, contrasting fonts to catch the reader's attention. Additionally, each ad features imagery from the album cover to help readers easily identify it. The ads also include other details like release dates, popular song titles, or positive reviews to further promote interest in the albums.
Synergy between magazine advert, music video and
The document discusses synergy between a magazine advertisement, album cover, and music video for The Killers. It notes that the advert and album use nearly identical artwork of a desert landscape under a moon. The music video for "Human" also features this desert setting. The last shot of the video most closely resembles the advert and album artwork. Throughout the products, the use of similar visual elements like the desert setting helps create cohesion and a recognizable style for the artist.
Digipac analysis
The document provides an analysis of three digipacs and two album posters. For each item analyzed, key design elements are described such as color palette, font styles, images used, and information included. Common techniques identified across items include using consistent fonts to represent the band's style, bold colors and images to draw attention, and including tour dates and song listings. Overall the document analyzes how visual design choices represent the bands and engage their audience.
Website research Lorde
Lorde's website has a simple one-page design with a large image of the artist filling the page. In minimal white text on a dark background, the website displays Lorde's name and album title at the top, and social media links at the bottom. The dark colors and makeup of Lorde in the central image reflect her style. The website provides links to purchase Lorde's music and merchandise, and her social media links allow fans to follow news of the artist. Overall, the minimal yet memorable design effectively markets Lorde by reflecting her image and making it easy for fans to engage further.
Existing CD Covers
The document analyzes existing album covers, noting trends in their designs. Many covers feature a central image of the artist to identify them. Some use abstract art instead of images. Text is often bold and large to stand out. Color schemes aim to be cohesive and reflect the artist's brand. Unconventional covers can be effective at generating intrigue. Overall, there is diversity but simple, eye-catching designs generally work well across genres.
Digipak analysis – david geutta
The digipak design for David Guetta's 2009 album "One Love" reflects his EDM genre through its use of black, white, and pink colors along with typography, images, and Guetta's casual appearance. The messy, childlike design is meant to portray Guetta as laidback and fun, appealing to younger audiences. Key elements of the design include a close-up photo of Guetta on the front wearing sunglasses, handwritten text for the album title in purple, and a graffiti-style design carried over from the CD to the back cover.
Edm digipak inside
This document analyzes and summarizes key elements of three EDM album covers:
1) Avicii's "True" album cover features a black background with white font for the song titles and artist name. It includes a silhouette of the artist.
2) Calvin Harris' "18 Months" album cover prominently displays the album and artist name in white font against a brick wall background. It includes two photos of the artist.
3) Swedish House Mafia's "Until Now" album cover has a consistent black and white color scheme. It advertises an upcoming tour and includes extras like a lyric book to engage fans.
Ancillary Research - Adverts
The document discusses the design of promotional materials for several musical artists. It analyzes how each artist utilizes consistent visual motifs, typography, imagery and color across their album covers, websites, and advertisements. Specific techniques highlighted include the use of a cryptic background image to draw the eye for one band, a green wash and prominent font for another, and close-up dog imagery representing a dance duo's energetic style. Overall the document examines how visual consistency and genre-appropriate design helps establish each act's identity across different promotional platforms.
Digipack analysis
The document provides an analysis of the album packaging for Lorde's debut studio album "Pure Heroine". It summarizes that the front cover has a simple black and white design with bold white text to represent Lorde's indie/alternative style. While risky not including a photo of Lorde, it sets her apart from other artists. The back cover and CD disk also maintain a monochrome color scheme and Lorde's unique logo design to provide continuity throughout the packaging and creative vision.
Digipak analysis
The front cover features a medium shot of the band The Script with a sepia filter, locating their style within the indie genre. The back cover continues this sepia color scheme and features a close-up image of hands pressed together relating to the album title of "Science and Faith". The inside cover and CD also follow this visual style through their presentation of hands and use of the amber/sepia color palette, reinforcing the album's themes.
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The document analyzes several album advertisements. It discusses various design elements used across the ads, including prominent placement of the band/album names, use of colors and fonts consistent with the artists' branding, inclusion of review quotes, and links to purchase and further information. Common themes identified are an emphasis on accessibility of the album and assumption of an existing fan base familiar with the artists' discography. Overall, the analysis suggests the ads effectively leverage established branding conventions to promote new albums to current and potential new listeners.
Ancillary task two
The document analyzes and compares concert posters for several artists, including Twenty One Pilots, Arctic Monkeys, Beyoncé, and The Weeknd. Key points made about the posters include that they coincide with the artists' album themes to attract fans, use simplistic and mysterious designs to generate anticipation, and feature the artists' faces and fonts to draw attention and identification. Common conventions across the posters include including supporting acts and sponsors to showcase the scale of the events.
Album Poster Analysis
The document analyzes five album posters, summarizing key elements of each poster's design. Common elements included are: the artist name in large font at the top to identify them; the album title below in smaller font; the main image, often featuring band members, that takes up significant space; and release date and song information to promote the album. Color schemes, font styles, and placement of elements are designed to maximize visibility and recognition of the artist and album.
Brandon - ATR
The document discusses the album artwork and promotion of various albums, including:
- J. Cole's "Born Sinner" album artwork which fits the title and represents Cole as the "King of Rap".
- Rihanna's "Loud" album which prominently features her image and a red color scheme to represent her brand and being "loud".
- Drake's "Nothing Was the Same" uses blue tones to represent his emotional depth and growth in contrast to his past work.
- Childish Gambino's "Because the Internet" breaks conventions by not including the artist or album name and using retro, calming imagery.
Album adverts in magazines
The document analyzes magazine advertisements for four different albums. It finds that the ads generally use synergy between the visuals and color schemes of the ad and album cover to link them. Artist/album names and release dates are prominently displayed to attract attention. Reviews are often featured to convince readers of the album's quality. Logos of record labels and websites are usually placed at the bottom. While maintaining these overall conventions, each ad may emphasize different visual elements or text based on the artist's style or album content.
Coldplay
This document analyzes a magazine advertisement for Coldplay's album. It notes that:
- The bold, bubble letter font of the album name stands out against the colorful background to grab attention.
- The band's name is also in large font to promote the album and band.
- The bright colors and graffiti make the ad eye-catching to increase sales.
- The background represents the song "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall," making it familiar to readers.
- The release date is below the album name so readers see it immediately.
- A track name is included to encourage buying the album.
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Kathryn- Annotated lyrics
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Audience feedback- Stats
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2) Themed clothing aligned with the genre of music was the most popular choice for outfits in the video.
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- 1. Circa Waves- Different Creatures Artist name Album artwork that links through out Album title Colours associated with the band used throughout Barcode AUDIENCE APPEAL: the colours used in this album are not used pre 2017 by the artists, so creates a new identity for them telling the audience almost that they have grown up and moved on from the bright blues they used in previous albums. same font used throughout Extra information about the album/band
- 2. Circa Waves- Different Creatures Tour posters and websites match the same scheme as album Album artwork that links through out AUDIENCE APPEAL: the colour is bright and doesn’t appear in many other albums which makes it stand out from others same font used throughout Social media links- colour and font similar to one used in album and website, flows well Synergy between two products (digi packs and website).
- 3. Don Broco- Automatic Album title Artist name Barcode Record label Track list Same colours used on both the back and the front of the digipack Colour associated with the band
- 4. Don Broco- Automatic Same font used for the artists name which they used through out their social media. Same font used for the track list and tour dates. Similar style used in tour poster and album artwork AUDIENCE APPEAL: contrast between dark colours to appeal to their audience as they are a rock band and bright colours to stand out and even appeal to a new audience. Tour posters.
- 5. Mura Masa Artist name Artists names featured on the album Simplistic branding with black and white and block text AUDIENCE APPEAL: the vintage style photos will appeal to the audience as many of them may relate to the style as they look ‘home taken and appeal to the genre of electro pop, hip-pop and alternative R&B. The artists names include in the Digi packs will also interest the audience as seeing big names such as A$AP ROCKY can entice Track list
- 6. Mura masa Website Simplistic branding with black and white and block text the same as the album artwork and tour posters AUDIENCE APPEAL: Tour poster Synergy between two products (digi packs and website).
- 7. Catfish and the Bottlemen- The Ride Artist name Track list Album title AUDIENCE APPEAL: the colour black appeals to the audience as the colour is used very much in the genre of music ‘rock’. The black and white used in both their first album and the second album The Ride tells the audience that the band haven't rebranded themselves and that the audience shouldn't’t worry as they are still the same band that they were when The Balcony came The ride logo Record label Colour associated with the band. Extra information about the album/band
- 8. Catfish and the Bottlemen- The Ride Artist name The ride logo The same colour scheme used through-out, same text used and the ride logo is again used through out. Colour associated with the band. AUDIENCE APPEAL: The black and white theme appeals to the audience through out as it flows and can be easily recognized as the bands product. Synergy between two products (digi packs and Social media links- Same colour and font used as rest of the text Ticket links Website