The document describes a proposed layout design for a digipak and music poster. The digipak design features a black and white photo of locks on a bridge, representing faded love from the past. The artist name and song title will be in a faded "water paint" style font. The same crystallized photo is used on the back. The music poster design reuses the same photo and font as the digipak to maintain a consistent house style and represent faded love and memories. Logos and release date are also included.

1. DigiPak Layout Design Keanan Adams
Black and White picture of
locks on a bridge rail.
This is commonly associated with couples who sign the lock
before hey put it on the bridge, signifying their love. The
black and white aspect is an indexical sign to show that it
was in the past.
ARTIST NAME
AND SONG
TITLE
Will be a unique ‘water paint’
style font. It will look like it’s
been washed away and look
faded. This will be an indexical
sign that the love is fading away.
Same picture as front, but crystallised,
giving it a unique look. Making it
aesthetically pleasing.
Track title.
This is an Extended play digipak, meaning I will only include
1 track.
Record label logo
This is an iconic sign as it
follows the conventions of
a typical digipak.

2. Music Poster Layout Design Keanan Adams
Same crystallised Black and
White picture of locks on a
bridge rail.
Same Artist and song title font
from digipak
This is to show my house
style.
Date of release
Logos of music companies
Use of iconic signs to show
synergy with this record label