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Joji's album Nectar packaging takes an unconventional approach by not including the artist's name or logo prominently, only featuring a picture of half of his face with a red tint on the front cover. There is no track listing on the CD itself. The back cover continues the front cover design with a plain black back featuring only the text "joji Nectar". The inner panels are also black with a link to honey. Logos of Joji's record labels are included. The packaging comes with a double-sided poster but otherwise features few additional details commonly found on album packaging.
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The document discusses conventions used in digipak album covers for indie music. Simplicity is key, using simple fonts, colors, and layouts to make important information like the artist, album title, and song list easy to read. Dark backgrounds are often used with bright colors for text. Pictures may relate to the album title or show the artist passionately playing music. Key details like the record label and producer are listed on the back cover. Overall, the design focuses attention on the music rather than flashy graphics.
Digipak Research
The document discusses Digipaks, a type of packaging for discs that folds out like a book rather than opening like a standard jewel case. Digipaks are made from card rather than hard plastic and hold discs on a transparent plastic tray. They are designed to be cheaper to produce than jewel cases and are commonly used for special edition releases that include multiple discs. Examples of music Digipaks are provided to illustrate their fold-out design and materials. Common conventions for DVD Digipak designs are also outlined, such as featuring the artist prominently on the front cover.
Conventions of digipak and ad
The document discusses conventions for digipak packaging for CDs and provides examples from Rihanna and Will.I.Am album covers. It describes typical elements of the front, back, spine and inside of digipaks such as the artist name, album title, barcode, track list, images and basic backgrounds. For example, the front typically features the artist name, album title and image in eye-catching fonts and colors, while the spine contains this information smaller and the serial code. Inside compartments commonly contain additional images, lyrics or liner notes.
Digipak advert planning
The document discusses plans for a new studio album by The Killers titled "The Lost." It will be released as a digipak containing a CD and DVD. The digipak and accompanying magazine advertisement will feature dark imagery of Hong Kong to represent the album's theme of feeling lost in a city. The digipak draft includes designs for the front and back covers, booklet, CD, and DVD. The advertisement draft highlights key details like the band name, album title, release date, and a featured song. Both are meant to attract audiences and promote the new album in line with The Killers' style.
Digipak analysis
The document provides an analysis of different digipaks from various artists including Alexandra Burke, Ben Howard, and The Stone Roses. It summarizes key features and design elements of each digipak, such as album artwork, internal booklets, and use of images. Overall, the document shows how digipaks are used differently across genres, with pop albums like Alexandra Burke's emphasizing images of the artist and Ben Howard's indie album featuring more minimalistic design reflecting the music's style. The analysis provides insights into how digipaks can be tailored to suit different artists and promote their music.
Digipak Analysis
The digipak for Mumford and Sons' album "Sign No More" follows a simple, understated design that matches the band's indie music style. The front cover features a photo of the band members posing in a shop window to portray themselves as being "on display" for the public. The interior panels continue this casual, realistic aesthetic with solo shots of each band member in a window. The minimalist design and color scheme create continuity throughout the digipak.
Linkin park digipak
The front cover uses a street art style to appeal to a younger audience. It also features the name of artist Jay-Z to attract his fan base. The inside panels continue the graffiti aesthetic and serve as decoration, possibly portraying the band as reckless. Key identifying information like the track list, barcode, and parental advisory label are included as required.
Digipak mate
This document discusses and compares the album covers, backs, CDs, and inside covers of several albums. It notes that some covers have graphic elements while incorporating photos, and that they vary in their inclusion of band names, album titles, and other typical information. Some covers are simplistic with minimal text while others contain more details. The inside covers also differ regarding additional images, lyrics, and materials used for the CD case. Overall, the document examines the visual design choices across formats for presenting album information.
Digipak analysis
The digipak for the Jonas Brothers' album "Lines Vines and Trying Times" uses contrasting black and white colors and elegant font to represent the album's themes and mature sound. Photographs of the brothers staring intensely attract their target audience of teenage girls. The simple and natural design reflects the album's pop/rock genre. Lyrics included in the booklet provide unique insight for fans.
Digipak Analysis
This document analyzes a digipak for the album "Sam's Town" by the rock band The Killers. It discusses the textual, visual, and design conventions used in the digipak. Textually, the band name is larger than the album title and the back contains the track list and credits. Visually, images of the band are included but not on the front cover, and repeated images portray similarity. In terms of design, a clear color scheme of monochrome and red is used to represent the band's genre and style.
Album covers and digipaks
The document summarizes the album covers of several albums by the Arctic Monkeys in chronological order. It describes the simple yet effective designs that became iconic symbols, including AM (2013) with its white zigzagged lines on black, Suck It and See (2011) with a plain white background highlighting the bold title, and Humbug (2009) featuring a hazy image suggesting drug influence. It also discusses the designs relating to the bands' style and helping the albums stand out on store shelves. Across the albums, common design elements include monochrome color schemes, distorted or non-linear text, and imagery connecting to the bands' music videos or urban influences.
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Ken is struggling to accept his daughter Rachel's new husband Cuckoo living in their home. At a family meeting to discuss house rules, Cuckoo requests that Ken remove his collection of Nazi books and memorabilia from the study where Cuckoo meditates. Ken refuses and calls a vote, campaigning for his books to stay by securing Dylan's vote in exchange for getting his crush Zoe to attend a party. The family ultimately votes for Ken to keep his books in the study.
Digipak conventions summary loops media
The document outlines 9 common conventions for digipak album packaging. These conventions include placing the artist name and logo largest on the front cover, including the album title in a playful font on the front cover, listing the track listing on the back panel, connecting the imagery between the front and back panels, continuing patterns or images across the inner panels, including legal information in small print on the back panel and disc, adding record label and company logos, putting the artist name, album title and code on the spine, and including extras like lyric booklets or stickers in deluxe editions.
Social media conventions.
Social media conventions for artists and influencers typically include establishing a consistent theme or filter across posts, crafting an introduction through their profile, banner, and bio, and regularly promoting new content, merch, or media releases. Artists also aim to seem relatable through more casual selfies and personal posts that encourage audience interaction using competitions or informal language. Monetization efforts include branded advertisements and sponsorships disclosed with hashtags like #ad.
Social media conventions
Social media conventions for artists and influencers typically include establishing a consistent theme or filter across posts, crafting an introduction through their profile, banner, and bio, and regularly promoting new content, merch, or media releases. Artists also aim to seem relatable through more casual selfies and personal posts that encourage audience interaction using competitions or informal language. Monetization efforts include branded advertisements and sponsorships disclosed with hashtags.
Chemtrails over the country club analysis loops media
Lana Del Rey's music video for "Chemtrails over the Country Club" contains various symbolic elements and genre characteristics. It begins with innocent, nostalgic scenes of women laughing and swimming but then takes a darker turn when Lana bites into a lemon. The video features dark lighting, flames, religious symbols of the devil, and characters with supernatural features. It is influenced by 1950s aesthetics but also features modern elements. The video portrays women as being in control and presents feminist ideals through its representations of gender. Unique cinematography and editing techniques are used, including bokeh, color transitions, and light flickers between scenes.
Lyric booklet
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General social media conventions - loops media
The document discusses social media conventions used by two musical artists, The Pixies and Bruno Mars. The Pixies use a group long shot as their profile picture and save stories with various media formats, including 3 blue theme pictures. They incorporate merchandise into posts but don't share much relatable content due to their older audience. Bruno Mars uses a close-up profile photo with direct eye contact and advertises his music in his bio. He adds a comedy element to make his page more relatable and mixes close-up, longshot, and group shots with promotional tour posts and brand deals.
Genre social media conventions - loops media
This document summarizes the social media genres of three artists on Instagram. Joji has a red theme and shares funny, unprofessional selfies while promoting his new music. Charli XCX uses filters and photoshop in playful posts but also shares serious messages. She includes both new and old technology in her photos. Lady Gaga advertises her recent release in her bio and shares glamorous selfies as well as stories on societal issues, with some revealing images despite her young audience.
Fonts chosen website
This document discusses fonts used by Billie Eilish and for her website. It describes a playful bubble serif font she uses a lot and a thin green serif font that works well for top links. A slightly serif green font is used for her bio that has a mix of formal and playful styles fitting her brand. A very playful sans-serif font with characters close together and wonky letters also fits well with her brand. The final font mentioned is a formal italic serif style suggested for important pages.
Website draft
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Final website loops media
This document outlines the structure and sections of a music website for an artist or band called Loops Media. The home page would include sections for vinyl and merch, videos, and information on gigs and shows. Other sections include a bio page, a listen page to stream music, a videos page to watch performances, a tour page with tour dates, and a merch page to purchase merchandise.
Merchandise loops media
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Call sheet shoot 2 - loops x scope
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- 3. Convention 2. Album title • Only a picture of half of his face, with red tint connoting the darker pop theme of his album • No title, apart from 'NECTAR' on sticker
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- 5. Convention 4. Track listing • Very unconventional • No lyrics on the back of the cover
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- 7. Convention 6. Inner panel flow • Joji's album is a clear attempt at being unconventional • Black inner panel flow • Link to honey
- 8. Convention 7. The small print
- 9. Convention 8. Logos, URLs... • Logos of his record labels
- 11. Convention 10. Editions, Extras... • Comes with a double-sided poster