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The document discusses design considerations for a digipak album packaging. It focuses on using modern elements like images spanning two panels to attract a young audience. The text will be center-aligned to avoid overlapping faces. There will be artwork on the cover continuing the modern music video theme. A note from the artist will offer a personal element and comment on their journey and fan support to incentivize paying extra for the digipak over downloading.
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The document discusses existing DVD digipaks from Paul Van Dyk and Adele as examples of maintaining a consistent style across all elements of an album release. It notes that Paul Van Dyk uses the same logo, colors and style throughout his digipak and materials. Both of Adele's digipaks have a similar cover style and text to represent her individual style. The document states it wants to develop a clear style for its own artist to stand out, taking inspiration from keeping elements consistent like the examples.
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The digipack would have a plain black and white front cover to reflect the artist's meaningful music. It would prominently display the artist's name and image to help promote her. The inside would include lyric pages for each song, images of the artist and her style, and a CD labeled with just the artist's initials. The back cover would feature another image of the artist along with the song list so listeners know what they are purchasing.
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Radiohead recorded In Rainbows over two years with producer Nigel Godrich, incorporating various musical styles. The album artwork was designed by longtime collaborator Stanley Donwood, who experimented with photographic techniques to create colorful, organic images reflecting the album's sensual sound. Radiohead released In Rainbows first as a digital download in 2007, then physically on CD and vinyl with expanded artwork and tracks. It was their first album widely available on digital music stores.
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1) The student created a music video, digipak, and advertisement that were all connected under the student's record label named Ruby Records.
2) The Ruby Records logo, featuring a dispersing rose, was used on the back of the digipak and blog to connect the products. Photoshop was used to keep fonts, color schemes, and patterns consistent across products.
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This document discusses the design elements of a digipak created by Chloe Yearsley for her music. It includes summaries of the front cover, back cover, interior, CD design, and spine. The front and back covers feature a dark cloudy background and lightning bolts to represent fear and mystery. The interior design includes rain to relate to the cloud theme. The CD design stands out with writing on it instead of the artist's name. The spine is mainly white to stand out from the digipak and features the radioactive symbol and writing going down. Overall, the designs link the elements to represent themes from Chloe's music video and song about radioactivity.
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This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating the packaging for a CD. It describes creating the front cover by adding the artist's name and album title with effects. It then describes creating the spine by adding the album title, artist name, and label logo. Finally, it describes creating the inside and back covers by adding the artist's signature, song titles, and other details.
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The document discusses a Digipack, which is a style of CD or DVD packaging. It proposes ideas for designing a Digipack for a music album that would tie into the themes of the artist's music video. The proposed design would feature images of the artist portrayed as an underdog who became successful, including an image of the artist pointing but with an unclear face, looking down next to a microphone, and holding a microphone.
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The document discusses a music video project for an A2 media studies course. It describes the development of a CD cover to accompany the music video. The CD cover was designed in the style of artist Charli XCX, using bright colors and images that connect to the video and catch the audience's eye. Elements like the artist name, background, and effects were chosen to convey the feel of pop/rock music and suit the theme. While simple, the cover is effective at attracting attention and providing synergy with the other products through its identifiable images.
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This document summarizes the steps taken to develop the back cover of a CD:
1) The back cover image features the singer holding balloons, relating to the front cover image from a different perspective.
2) To create the back cover image, the same process as the front cover was followed - using magnetic tools to paste the image into a new layer and change the coloring.
3) Additional elements were added, including the song names on the left in the same font as the front cover, a barcode in the bottom left corner, and institutional information to make the back cover realistic.
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Lily Wilkinson produced two ancillary texts - a CD digipack and advertisement poster - to accompany a music video she created for her advanced portfolio. She ensured there was synergy between the products by using a consistent style, similar imagery, and iconography seen in the music video. Through research of existing artist materials, she analyzed conventions for layout, imagery, and design elements to effectively apply to her own ancillary pieces. Key elements like the band name and release dates were highlighted on the simplistic poster design. Photos from the music video's location and similar production techniques created coherence across the pieces. Consistent typography, positioning, and traditional layouts made the ancillary texts look professionally related to the album release.
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The document summarizes the key elements included on the front and back cover of a digipak for an album. The front includes the artist name, album title, and image to identify the artist. The back lists the songs on the two CDs, barcode, website for additional information, and logo representing the compact disc format. Overall the digipak is designed to introduce customers to the artist and album through visual elements and tracklisting.
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Cross media products & Synergy refers to using consistent imagery, graphics, colors and fonts across different media platforms to promote an artist. This helps tie together music videos, album covers, magazine ads and more. For the artist Disclosure, the album cover "Settle" features two boys in white outlines, which is also seen in the music video "F for You" through the use of silhouettes and neon colors. Wretch 32's "Black and White" album cover, magazine ad, and music video "Don't Go" all prominently feature the artist and reference the album title through their sole use of black and white. Labrinth's album "Electronic Earth" cover depicts the artist in neon colors,
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2. When creating the ancillary pieces, the student researched other media products to understand what makes a successful piece of work. For the digipack, they chose a black and white color scheme to match the style of the music video, which tells a story about past memories through a combination
Question one
The digipak challenges some conventions while developing and conforming to others. It takes inspiration from Rihanna's and Mika's album covers in its use of a close-up image, color, and clip art. However, it places the image off-center and includes a parental advisory sticker. The inside continues the color scheme and mirrored images but does not include as much clip art as Mika's due to technical limitations. The back focuses on the song list and follows conventions like not including images and including copyright information. Overall, the digipak aims to appeal to its target audience while experimenting with some conventions of existing media products.
PRODUCTION: Ancillary Tasks
The document discusses the planning and production of a digipak and magazine advertisement for the band Coldplay and their album Parachutes. It provides details on the research conducted on popular styles of digipaks in the alternative genre and decisions made on the design of the Coldplay digipak based on that research. This includes choosing a 6 gatefold style, including a wallet to store lyrics, and using abstract artwork inspired by Alt-J's digipak design. Plans and mockups are presented for the digipak components as well as a magazine advertisement layout and the software used to create the designs.
Ideas, Sketches
The document discusses ideas for designing a DVD digipak. It includes measurements found online for a traditional digipak design. The author prefers taller designs that allow more versatile graphics. Examples of indie album covers are shown that use simple black and white designs with mirror images or just the band name. Sketches are provided of possible front and back layouts, with the middle design liked best for the front and bottom for the back.
Dvd Digipack
A digipak is an alternative to a jewel case packaging for DVDs. It is made of cardboard and is more durable than plastic jewel cases. Digipaks come in various panel configurations and can feature graphic designs. They are considered more environmentally friendly than jewel cases as the cardboard can be recycled. A four panel digipak is a good choice for new, unsigned bands to include a DVD and basic information about the band in an affordable package.
Construction process
The document describes the process of editing an image for use on a digipak cover for a progressive house/dance music album. The editor deleted the background, duplicated and recolored the image layers, and added effects like lines to mimic a computer screen and blending colors to make the image more abstract. Inspired by other album covers, the editor experimented with overlaying nature images and adjusting colors to tie the image to the music genre's conventions. The final cover image was constructed in InDesign along with the reverse side, spine, and interior pages to complete the digipak design. An advertisement poster was also created using the main cover image to promote the album.
Digipak Final Designs
The document provides details and dimensions for the design of a digipak packaging for an album. It includes layouts and designs for the front, back, inside folds, and booklets of the digipak. Nature imagery from a music video shoot is used throughout for consistency. Text is kept simple with dark fonts on light backgrounds. The overall design aims to promote the artist within a minimal, natural theme tied to the album's concepts.
Ancillary tasks planning
The document discusses the design of promotional materials for a new album, including a poster, digipak, and website. For the poster, there will be vibrant colours and reviews to draw attention and influence purchasing. The digipak will contrast city and rural landscapes to represent the artist's music and youth themes. It will also include extra songs following industry conventions. The website will have simple navigation and design elements like a news feed and social media links to engage audiences and reflect the artist's style. The materials aim to clearly brand and advertise the album across different formats.
Digipak Research
The document discusses the typical design of a digipak, which is a four-sided sleeve that normally contains two discs and includes information like disc content, band info, record label info, and producing credits. It notes that digipaks rely on dedicated fan bases as they are more expensive novelty items. The document then analyzes specific design elements of an Oasis digipak and recommends that a digipak being designed have a simplistic, minimalist style with images of the artist to promote them, use a consistent house style, and only include writing when necessary.
Digipack resultant images
The document describes the design process for a digipak created to promote a music video. Key details:
- The digipak was designed in Photoshop and assembled in InDesign for production requirements.
- The design features earth tones like grey, green and gold for a vintage, aged appearance fitting the historic nature of CDs.
- The front cover features a burnt image from the video in natural colors with a vintage font for the title.
- Inside elements like the disc and tray continue the minimal front cover design.
- The back lists production credits and includes a barcode for store scanning.
- An album booklet uses video stills and lyrics with the same font for
Digipak Analysis
The document analyzes the design elements of three different album digipaks: Birdy's "Fire Within", Lana Del Rey's "Born to Die", and Walk the Moon's "Talking is Hard". Some key points made:
- Birdy's digipak uses a monochrome color scheme of greys, blacks, and whites, with a close-up shot of Birdy on the front to create direct address.
- Lana Del Rey's uses pastel colors for a vintage feel, with her image on the front also creating direct address.
- Walk the Moon's uses bright colors like yellow for simplicity and minimalism, featuring the band members across the front with album name
Digipak Analysis
The document analyzes the design elements of three different album digipaks: Birdy's "Fire Within", Lana Del Rey's "Born to Die", and Walk the Moon's "Talking is Hard". Some key points made:
- Birdy's digipak uses a monochrome color scheme of greys, black, and white, with Birdy's close-up image on the front. This minimal design effectively portrays the indie genre.
- Lana Del Rey's uses a pastel color palette and vintage-inspired imagery and fonts. The artist's name is prominently displayed on the front in bold.
- Walk the Moon's features bright colors and a simple design with
My digipak
Here is the planning, contruciton, production of my digipak also, the way that I chose the different aspects of it.
Digipak Analysis
The document analyzes different layout options for a digipak album cover. It examines using panoramic shots for the CD and panel, with one option having the artist's logo on the CD. It also discusses spine designs, front covers with simple landscape images and central artist names, back covers with images on one side and text on the other, and provides an example six-panel digipak to draw inspiration from.
Digipak production
The document discusses the design process for a digipak music packaging for an R&B artist. The designer found a template, imported it into Photoshop, and edited the cover image to be black and white to represent the artist's emotional lyrics and colorless world without their lover. Text was added continuing the black and white theme. The inside panels were given a tiled grey and white effect fitting R&B conventions. The back lists songs and videos and includes the artist and label information. Initial disk ideas are for matte black CD and DVD with the artist's initial to match the simplistic ideology and theme.
Digipak analysis
This summarizes the digipak for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' album "The Heist".
The digipak has a minimalist design with black, gold, and white colors. The front features a simple snake skin pattern. The back lists the songs. The insert provides artwork related to each song to give fans context and a connection to the music and artists. While an unconventional design for a hip hop album, the minimalist style and references to the artists' styles and lyrics provide gratification for fans.
Analysis of digipak and magazine advert drafts
This document analyzes four draft designs for Digipaks and magazine advertisements. For each draft, the document discusses design elements and how they relate to audience feedback or conventions of the indie genre. Key points addressed include color schemes, use of images versus text, placement of band name and album title, and maintaining continuity across panels. The document provides feedback on what elements were effective and which designs could be improved for a final product.
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- 2. When considering digipak designs I knew I wanted something modern that would reflect the young audience I am attempting to attract. Therefore using more complex elements such as images that spread over two panels. I decided to keep my text centre aligned across each panel because the digipak wont feature any images of the artist (avoiding text overlapping faces. The cover of the digipak will be artwork that follows the modern music video theme. To add a personal element to the digipak I was considering creating a note from the artist, commenting on their support from the fans / the journey of making the album, This could also feature signatures from the artist. Six Panel
- 3. Eight PanelI really like the idea of having an image spread across the two connecting panels because it can be used to add more stylisation to the digipak, being the fist part of the digipak when folded it introduces the house style Folded I considered having a two disk digipak but thought that having a note from the artist was more important because it would add the extra content needed to attract listeners to pay extra for the digipak rather than download the album. For the spines I wanted to have them a single colour (depending on the colour of the artwork) having a simplistic sans serif font showing the title and artists name. I think I will use this digipak design because it incorporates the connecting panels and has enough substance to attract the fans of the artist.