This document discusses two potential designs for the digipack of ROY's new single "Lawnmower".
Idea 1 features only a photo of the band against a bright white background with a retro font. It focuses on the band's style but does not connect to the song topic. Idea 2 uses orange and green colors with images of grass and lawnmowers in a 1950s style font to reference the song topic. However, the font may be difficult to read on the textured background. Both designs have pros and cons regarding connecting the band and song topic visually while maintaining ROY's retro style.
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- BADLANDS by Halsey (2015)
- Hopeless Fountain Kingdom by Halsey (2017)
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2. Idea 1
Just the band
FOR
• Simple to produce
• Visual focus on the band’s
unique look and personality
• Bright colours on a clean white
background as a strong visual
device for attracting attention
• Focus is on the band’s
eclecticism & post-modern
surrealism
• Using a really ‘retro’ font to
suggest ROY’s retro style
AGAINST
• No connection to the song topic,
nor the video, on the cover
• The font may deceive as being
genuinely old and outdated
• The approach is based just on
archive material + stock
photography
• Font colour not 100% legible on
the back cover
• Will people understand the
irony?
4. Back cover
Middle England’s favourite band!
ROY
Lawnmower(2:57)
Song written, arranged and performed by ROY
ROY are:
Jonathan Cole, guitar & vocals
Paul Moulton, vocals, kazoo & slipper dance
Nick Moffatt, bass & vocals
Lazar Dzamic, drums
https://www.facebook.com/ROYTHEBAND/
5. Idea 2
Orange & Greeen
FOR
• Simple to produce, clean look
• Both quaint & modern like ROY
• Using a period font (50s) to
reflect ROY’s band personality
• Based on images of badly cut
grass and broken lawnmowers
• Using strong orange colour of
ROY shirts & the Flymo brand
as the main background colour
• Back cover look & feel directly
related to the topic of the song
• Would look nice as a thumbnail
on streaming services
AGAINST
• Probably too plain & ‘obvious’
• Potential that some audiences
will mistake it for just ‘uncool’:
will the irony be obvious?
• Font difficult to read on the
textured background, as well as
in small sizes
• The front cover design does not
really connect the band with the
song topic (but it does with the
video)
• Inside panels would be a
combination of the same
elements – as in the moodboard
8. Back cover
Middle England’s favourite band
ROY
“Lawnmower”(2:57)
Song written, arranged and performed by ROY
ROY are:
Jonathan Cole, guitar & vocals
Paul Moulton, vocals, kazoo & slipper dance
Nick Moffatt, bass & vocals
Lazar Dzamic, drums
https://www.facebook.com/ROYTHEBAND/
