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The document analyzes different elements of a magazine cover, including the cover image featuring a close-up of the Foo Fighters lead singer with the band in his mouth, a promotion ("puff") of a free Foo Fighters album, featured names of bands like Radiohead and Arctic Monkeys to entice readers, a cryptic cover line about the Foo Fighters that leaves the story open-ended, the required bar code, and the masthead logo placed behind the cover image in the top left corner.
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This digipak is for the debut album of the Arctic Monkeys released in 2006. As their debut, they aimed to impress audiences and convey what they're about through their music and album title "Whatever People Say I Am That's Exact What I'm Not". The stripped back color scheme and image of a working class man on the cover who is not in the band conveys their indie rock genre and image that fame hasn't changed them.
Digipack analysis1
Sundara Karma uses simple album covers and posters with their logo and band name prominently displayed in bold, colorful fonts. Their covers have adopted a minimalist approach with black and white close-up shots and colorful text instead of images. Their posters similarly keep the design simple with the name, logo, and information about releases displayed with the band's photo in the background. Other indie bands also utilize bold fonts for the band name and logo along with simple artwork or concepts without photos of the band themselves.
ancillary research
This document analyzes and summarizes several album covers and magazine advertisements. For the A$AP ROCKY album, it notes the central placement of the name and similar fonts for the name and album title. It also discusses stereotypes associated with the artist's name and genre. For the Beyoncé album, it examines typical design conventions followed, including placement of information and singles. The Coldplay analysis looks at atypical design choices compared to conventions and inclusion of the band members' images. Across all examples, it considers typical positioning of elements and how they adhere to or break conventions for the genres.
Analysis of music posters
The document analyzes and summarizes music posters for four different albums:
1) Bring Me The Horizon's "Sempiternal" poster features the band's name in large white text on a black background for visibility. It also includes the album's unique "sempiternal" logo and positions the album title at the bottom in gold text for continuity.
2) Fall Out Boy's "From Under The Cork Tree" poster uses a theater theme commonly seen in 2000s pop punk posters. It features the band's tour van crash and contrasts monotone and vibrant colors to represent the band's old-school rock music.
3) Arctic Monkeys' "AM" poster positions the band's iconic white
Draft layout
Jess Deeps is back in the music industry after facing exploitation and mental health issues in the past two years. She discusses her difficult experiences with her abusive former manager and how she fell into depression. Her new manager helped her recover and she is now focused on her comeback, with a new album called "Raconteur" that shows a different musical direction influenced by artists like Lana Del Rey. She hopes fans will appreciate her more personal and emotionally honest new sound.
Digipak Conventions
The document discusses conventions for different parts of a digipak album packaging, including the front cover, back cover, spine, inside covers, and behind disc covers. The front cover conventionally features the artist name and album title, as well as the artist image. The back cover conventionally includes the song list, track numbers, barcode, record label info, and copyright details. The spine conventionally displays the artist name, album title, record label logo, and serial number. While inside covers have flexibility, conventions include relating to the overall design and featuring lyrics. Behind disc covers are unconventionally designed with lyrics rather than images to add uniqueness.
Music cover analysis
The document analyzes the typical elements found on magazine covers, including the masthead, feature article, feature image, cover lines, puff, gift, ear, and barcode. It provides examples from several magazine covers, highlighting elements like the masthead using unique fonts/styles, feature articles on popular artists, related feature images, incentives like free CDs, and cover lines promoting other content. The purpose is to understand how magazine covers are designed to attract readers' attention and highlight their key editorial content.
Front covers
The document analyzes the front covers of two music magazines - Vibe and Kerrang.
The Vibe analysis notes key elements like the masthead, flash, header, main image of Drake, cover lines about hip hop, and taglines connecting to social media.
The Kerrang analysis discusses elements such as the damaged masthead suggesting loud music, the main image of a band member with tattoos, header information about a plane crash, and sell lines advertising other bands.
Both analyses examine visual elements that attract readers and communicate the magazines' brands and music genres.
Analysis of a Professional Front Cover
This document analyzes the front covers of two professional music magazines, NME and Q. It discusses several key elements of the magazine covers including the masthead, main coverline, coverlines, image, price/barcode, and buzzwords. The masthead identifies the magazine brand. The main coverline prominently features the title of the main article, in this case about the Foo Fighters for NME and Paolo Nutini for Q. Smaller coverlines provide information on additional articles. The central image is usually related to the main feature to draw in readers. Price and issue details are included in the barcode. Buzzwords are meant to provoke emotion and encourage readers to learn more.
Kerrang
The document summarizes the design elements of the cover of the Kerrang! rock music magazine. The masthead uses an exclamation point to suggest an loud, energetic tone that matches the magazine's focus on rock music. The cover features "pugs" or previews of articles inside about bands like Green Day. The color scheme is meant to catch viewers' eyes and potentially reference an upcoming music festival. A quote from an interview promises to reveal more and tempts readers to buy the issue. Additional details and free posters are included to entice purchases.
Final album cover
The document summarizes the design decisions made for a band's album cover. Key elements included:
- Photoshop was used to composite band member photos into a theatre background. Simple black and white colors were chosen to make the cover look professional.
- Font and positioning choices were made to ensure the band name was prominently displayed and easy to read to attract audiences.
- Images of the band members showed their personalities and outfits to connect with indie music fans. Instrument inclusion helped identify who played what.
- Standard information like the track list and copyright was included at the back for convention and clarity.
Kerrang
The magazine cover uses various design elements to attract rock music fans as readers. These include a loud masthead featuring the onomatopoeic magazine title "Kerrang!", highlighted previews of band interviews and articles inside, and bold high-contrast colors. It also uses images of bands and a free poster giveaway to draw in readers and signal the magazine's exclusive interviews. The cover's design strategically promotes the magazine's content for its target rock audience.
A2 coursework ideas
This document contains Karis Hays' ideas for an A2 coursework project involving creating a greatest hits album for the band Fall Out Boy. It includes proposed track lists, album artwork concepts, and analyses of Fall Out Boy's existing album designs. Karis plans to include 12 of the band's most popular songs on the album. For the album artwork, Karis considers using an image of the band on the cover as well as designs inspired by Fall Out Boy's stylistic conventions like imagery and fonts. Details on the digipak design are also provided.
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