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The document discusses planning and creating album artwork, music videos, and promotional materials for a band. It includes research on other band's styles and designs to help determine the target audience. Photoshop, Picnic, and video/audio editing software were used to design album covers, logos, and edit a music video. Camera equipment like DSLRs and lenses helped capture footage. The goal was to create cohesive and professionally produced branding materials that represent the band's music and image.
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1) The original poster design featured a logo over a background photo but was revised to use a triangle symbol to represent unity between band members.
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3) The triangle was added to this photo and desaturated to give it a calm grey look, completing the revised album cover background idea.
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- The artwork features unusual imagery like a stern vulture that suggests the band takes their music seriously.
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