Idea Development
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This document provides guidance on creating mood boards and pagination plans for idea development and book production. It states that mood boards should include a range of ideas to take forward, incorporating images, color schemes, fonts, mockups, and examples of inspiring design work. The pagination plan advises listing the proposed book's cover, running order, contents, and number of pages for each item in order to correctly format the book for printing and plan the available space. Production scheduling is also mentioned, recommending the author plan tasks and timelines to complete the book within 3 weeks.
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This document appears to be about a final major project completed by Cameron Whapples. It is likely a cover page or title page that introduces the project and identifies Cameron Whapples as the author and completion of a final major undertaking. The brevity of the document suggests the summary itself provides the key relevant information about the project being completed and author.
Presentation
The document discusses three options for presenting the author's final major project album art designs: 1) Open exhibitions were ruled out due to high costs of entry fees, promotion, and printing. 2) Instagram was chosen as it allows quick distribution to a wide audience through hashtags and image posts on the author's account. Images were mounted on backgrounds to present them attractively within Instagram's dimensions. 3) Spotify playlists were also created with the album art designs as custom thumbnails, though the reach is only those viewing the author's profile. Instagram provided the best option for an efficient, wide presentation of the work.
Peer feedback
The document provides feedback on artwork and designs for two album covers titled "Lunar Sea" and "Archipelago." For the first album, most respondents felt the genre was indie rock. All three said the album name should not cover the artwork. For the second album, all three felt the font was good but hard to read where positioned, and should be moved to the bottom left. The feedback was overall positive with minor suggested changes to positioning of text.
Production diary
The document summarizes the artist's research and creative process over 5 weeks for a graphic design project creating album artwork. In week 1, the artist researched graphic designers including those behind Coldplay albums for inspiration. In week 2, the artist analyzed existing album covers like Coldplay's Mylo Xyloto to understand themes, symbols and production techniques. In week 3, the artist researched audience and market trends. In weeks 4-5, the artist experimented with digital painting techniques in Photoshop and Illustrator to replicate a graffiti style for the artwork, trying different brushes, layers and textures.
Evaluation
The student evaluated their final major project of creating album artwork and box sets. Through research of existing album covers, the student gained an understanding of design choices and styles that informed their own work. Their planning provided direction, but could have been improved with more detailed scheduling and consideration of technical production aspects. The production went well overall, though the first cover took longer than planned. Regular evaluation helped the student improve and stay motivated throughout the lengthy process.
Fmp proposal
Cameron David Luty Whapples proposes a project to create a collector's edition album set for a fictional band, including a CD case and vinyl sleeve for two albums with additional artwork. Over 20 weeks, Whapples will research album art techniques, themes, and packaging expectations. Production will involve experimenting with and combining digital and conventional art styles. Whapples will evaluate their progress weekly through a production diary, comparing work to research and receiving peer feedback to improve the logical development and audience reception of the meaning in the artwork.
Fmp pre proposal
This project aims to create an anniversary album collection as a tribute to inspiring bands like Coldplay and The Stone Roses. The collection will include vinyl albums, covers, and a tri-fold CD case along with additional artwork. The creator finds album artwork fascinating as it sums up the theme of the album. This project is important as a tribute to bands that inspired the creator's work. Initial influences include the album artwork of Coldplay's Viva La Vida and Mylo Xyloto, as well as The Stone Roses piece inspired by Jackson Pollock. The goal is to entice audiences to buy the product by including desirable items for the target demographic. The style will resemble the inspiring works through themes of revolution and psyche
Production planning
This document outlines a production plan and schedule for two albums over 11 weeks. For Album A called "Archipelagos," the artist will create a concept album inspired by revolution against oppression, depicted through island artwork and graffiti styles. A gatefold album cover and additional art will be digitally produced. For Album B called "Lunar Sea," the cover will feature a famous photo of an astronaut to commemorate the Apollo 11 mission, with the footprint photo on the back. Both albums aim to combine famous images with music to create striking hybrid artworks.
Problem solving
This document discusses the plans and considerations for printing and producing physical album sleeves as part of a final major project. It addresses:
- Using an external printing service rather than a college printer to have access to a wider range of paper/card and ability to print larger sheet sizes.
- Factors like time, costs, and backups that must be accounted for in the production schedule.
- Experimenting with replicating graffiti and other art styles digitally to create album artwork.
- Photographing physical artwork to transfer it into a digital format for printing on sleeves.
Fmp pre proposal
This document outlines a student's final major project idea of creating an anniversary album collection tribute to various bands. The student chose this project because they are a fan of the bands and want to pay homage to their work while also learning about the artistic decisions made in the bands' album artworks. Key influences mentioned are the album artworks of Coldplay's Viva La Vida and The Stone Roses, which the student aims to emulate in style and theme through their own exploration of themes and styles related to the genres of the influencing bands. The goal is to create an enticing product that will appeal to the target demographic and encourage audience purchase. The student intends for the project to have a flexible theme between albums to give them
Context research
This document discusses the work of several graphic designers who create album artwork. It describes:
- Mark Tappin and Simon Gofton's designs for bands like Coldplay, including their iconic use of Delacroix's painting for the Viva La Vida album cover.
- Musician John Squire's album art for the Stone Roses, inspired by Jackson Pollock and references 1960s protests.
- Artist Pilar Zeta's surrealist style seen in her works for Jimmy Edgar and Coldplay, drawing from interests in Egypt, geometry and psychedelia.
- Design studio Hipgnosis' pioneering album art in the 1960s/70s, like Pink Floyd's Dark
Research
This document discusses album artwork trends across different genres and eras. It analyzes and compares the cover art of several notable debut albums, noting characteristics like inclusion of the band name. It also examines trends in album art design, finding similarities in uses of simplistic designs, collage/color, and photography across albums. Specific albums highlighted and compared for their cover art include Arctic Monkeys, Oasis, Coldplay, The xx, and others. The document analyzes the visual themes, styles, and meanings conveyed by the artwork.
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