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The mood board outlines ideas and concepts for the centerpiece and design of a band's magazine advertisement. The lock and key, silhouette, and image of the band members walking were selected to represent their album title, band logo, and a song about "the other side." A black and white color scheme with accents of bronze or red was chosen to evoke a typical rock magazine style while avoiding being too vibrant or boring.
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Mood board
The document outlines ideas for the centerpiece and design of a band's magazine advertisement. It discusses choosing a lock and key icon, silhouette, and image of the band walking to represent their album and song themes. Dull colors like black, white and bronze are selected to fit a stereotypical rock magazine style. Favorite magazine ads are analyzed for their use of band imagery or symbols as the main visual element and color schemes ranging from dark plain tones to more vibrant hues.
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1) All covers use a contrasting color scheme to make the band name or members stand out.
2) Band members are usually wearing matching outfits or parts of the color scheme.
3) Some covers feature different poses for each band member.
The conclusion is these techniques could be applied to the design of their own album digipak cover.
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The document summarizes the research done on the album covers of Franz Ferdinand, Razorlight, and Vampire Weekend. Key findings include:
1) All covers use a contrasting color scheme to make the band name or members stand out.
2) Band members are usually wearing matching outfits or parts of the color scheme.
3) Some covers feature different poses for each band member.
The conclusion is these techniques could be applied to the design of their own album digipak cover.
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The document summarizes the research done on the album covers of Franz Ferdinand, Razorlight, and Vampire Weekend. Key findings include:
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2) Band members are usually wearing matching outfits or parts of the color scheme.
3) Some covers feature different poses for each band member.
The conclusion is these techniques could be applied to the design of their own album digipak cover.
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2) The magazine would include photos, articles, album reviews, concert listings, and artist news, promoting both established bands and smaller unsigned ones.
3) With a black, white, and purple color scheme, the magazine aims to represent the power and mystery of loud music alongside its calmer moments, targeting a mainly male audience aged 35+ who enjoy mature rock music.
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Genre narrative
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The document discusses conventions for different types of album packaging like digi-packs and posters. It provides examples of existing album covers, describing design elements like colors, images, and text placement. Specific artists discussed include Taylor Swift, Matthew Mayfield, Bon Jovi, and Eminem. Their covers are analyzed in terms of representing the artist's brand, genre, and themes of their music and albums. The document also mentions ensuring new album packaging follows conventions while meeting needs of online sales.
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- 3. Why we chose them ■ The lock and key was chosen as that is what our album is called.The silhouette was a idea as our band logo uses silhouettes and that we could put that in our magazine advert .The trio of us walking would be to supporting our song the other side and the shoe was just a idea we had that a foot would be crossing a boundary like going to the other side which also supports our song.
- 5. Why the colours We was going to use those colours as they are stereotypical of that of a rock magazine advert and that they are quite dull colours and not to vibrant. As a idea we was going to make a whole poster black and white , however a plain black and white poster would be boring so we was going to filter in some bronze for the lock and key or some red for the shoe.