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The document provides feedback on a digipak design. It notes that the photography and color scheme portray the band well but that some photos could be edited more clearly. The font captures the band's style but may not match the website. Overall, the design effectively represents the band and fits their image, though some silhouettes hide identities and there is limited text. Grades for different sections range from level 1 to 2-6.
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- 3. Typography and semiotics Good Need to change/edit -Each photo shows a different personality to each member -Sweet Nothing name font doesn’t tie in with the website- looks Christmassy and old -The font looks good -Limited writing on the digipak -The theme is continuous and the colours match -Barely any writing- needs more -Both fit well with the style of music
- 4. Themes, representations and band/artist image: Good Need to change -Good representation, gets the band image across well -Identity could be hidden due to the sillouettes -Clear ben image which looks professional -The theme is continuous and the colours match -Band image looks excellent and fits the typical girl band image
- 5. Overall Grades - Level 1 (because of missing panel) - Level 2- 6 - Level 2-6 - Level 2-5 - Level 2-5