Digipack
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The document describes the process of designing a digipack for an album using Adobe software. Adobe Illustrator was used to design the band symbol and black stripes. Adobe InDesign was used to arrange the Illustrator designs. Adobe Photoshop was used to create a template and position all the elements. Screenshots show the designs in Illustrator and layout in Photoshop. Additional images display the finished digipack and insert booklet.
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Evaluation question 2
The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts like the Digipak and magazine advertisement is effective due to consistent visual elements. A graffiti image used at the beginning of the music video is also featured prominently in the Digipak and ad to connect the products. Font style and color are kept consistent between products to reinforce the band's logo and branding. Together these continuity elements create a recognizable style across all of the promotional materials.
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The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts like the Digipak and magazine advertisement is effective due to consistent visual elements. A graffiti image used at the beginning of the music video is also featured prominently on both ancillary texts to connect all three products. Font style and color are kept consistent between products to reinforce the band's logo and branding. Together, the shared visuals and continuity of design across the different media create a recognizable style and strengthen the promotional campaign.
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The document summarizes the design process for a digipack album cover. The designer edited photos in Photoshop to create the front and back covers. For the front, they resized a photo to fit the square format, flipped it, and changed the sign to say the song title. For the back, they adjusted colors and brightness, painted the sky to match the front, and added the track listing and artist information. The final design includes continuity across the front and back covers.
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The document describes the process of creating a 6-page digi-pack for a music album. Key details include:
- The digi-pack was designed to promote a music video for one of the album's songs and feature a handwritten, diary-style design different from typical digital designs.
- Pages included the front cover replicating the album advertisement, an interior page featuring a manipulated image with hearts drawn around it, and a lyrics page with handwritten text and colors appealing to the target audience.
- Conventions like track listings and logos were included while also adding modern touches like a link to more lyrics on the band's website. The process involved designing each page in Photoshop to
Mediaevaluation
- The document describes the design process for a music video, digipack, and website for an artist.
- Various design conventions from existing media products in the genre were developed or challenged in the designs. Feedback from the target audience was also gathered on social media.
- A range of media technologies were used at different stages of the process, including for research, design/construction, and evaluation. Software like Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and editing programs were utilized.
Digipak and magazine advert editing updates
This document provides details on the design of a digipak and magazine advertisement. It describes the basic structure and backgrounds used for the digipak, including the font, images, outer glow, and text colors. It then explains the design process for the magazine advertisement, including starting with a gradient background, adding the sunset image, text, main digipak image, streaming site logos, star reviews, and a drop shadow.
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The document describes the process of designing the inside cover of a digipak CD case. It discusses 4 different design concepts for displaying the album and artist names on the CD template, with variations in font, color, and positioning of text. The final design simplifies the CD design with the artist name at the top and album name at the bottom center of the CD, and adds the record label and CD logos. Consistent fonts are used throughout to connect all elements of the digipak design.
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The document describes the process of editing a photograph into a creepy image for a CD cover using Photoshop. Key techniques included converting the image to black and white, adjusting exposure and saturation to emphasize light and remove orange tones, blurring the eyes to make them fully white, and using burn tools to darken shadows. Text was added using blended fonts and effects to match the artist's style and make the text stand out. Additional images from the artist's work were incorporated at low opacity. These same editing techniques and design elements were then applied to create matching magazine and back cover advertisements.
6. production reflection
This document summarizes the process taken to create a magazine double page spread about esports. Screenshots were taken of an esports tournament to be used. An interview was conducted with the manager of a gaming center. Images were also taken at the gaming center. In InDesign, a background image was selected and text boxes were used to layout the interview responses. Fonts, sizes and colors were adjusted to create a uniform style across the spread. An infographic was also added using images found online.
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- 3. Screenshot of the design in Adobe CC Illustrator This screenshot shows the design for the front cover and back cover of the album. Furthermore, this screenshot shows the final version of the design before I imported the design into Adobe CC Photoshop.
- 4. Screenshot of the layout on Photoshop This screenshot shows the general template that I used to position the designs and images on Photoshop. This screenshot only shows the designs that I created in Illustrator before I place the images on as seen in the final thing.
- 5. Old ideas for front and back covers
- 6. Images of the Digipack (Album) All these images shows the final version of the design for the album as they fit perfectly into a cd case.
- 7. Screenshot of the layout for the insert booklet for the album. This screenshot shows that I used the template for the album covers for the template for the booklet. And only made a few changes to make the general layout for the booklet. For example, I changing the bottom left image in which was the back cover to look like the front cover as seen on the opposite side to it.
- 8. Images of the Digipack (Insert Booklet) Final version of the booklet for the album.