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Front Cover |
My
final front cover has been changed very slightly compared to my first draft is just that I have
changed the position of the title. Instead of having it written down the side of my front cover and blocking out more of my
main image, I have moved it to the
bottom. I have made the
font smaller and increased the size of the drop shadow, whilst still keeping the horror-effect of my font that I feel suits very well to my
chosen genre of rock 'n' roll/punk rock. I have also
separated the two phrases of
"Hell Bent" and "Heaven Sent" - allowing each to
stand on there own. I think this is more striking and
emphasises my meaning behind the statement - that they are separate polar opposites.
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Back Cover
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My
back cover hasn't changed since my first draft. I am very happy with the
chosen image that creates a
reflection against the front cover; my eye is
open on the front, a consumer turns the digipak over and
my eye is closed on the back - it is
simple yet empowering.
My
font differs slightly to the front cover. I have used a
drop shadow effect to create a darker, more powerful shade of red that I feel suits my genre, once again, very well.
I have included
artist information and websites of both my artist and their label (
'Fueled By Ramen').
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Left/Right Inside - Bleed |
This i
mage of the seafront taken from the pier will make up the
left and right inside pages of my digipak. The image will
bleed across the two pages, providing a very simplistic yet
powerful feel to the digipak.
One thing I have done with each of my
front cover, back cover and inside pages for my digipak is create this
dark, mysterious and slightly vintage feel to my images which I done by using
iPhoto.
To create this look I used several filters on my photos, they were; antique, vignette and boost. I also sharpened the images, provided more saturation and increased the level of definition. I felt this created a deeper feel to my digipak as a whole - making it fit with the desired message of my product and, overall, making my product something more diverse compared to most real life media products.
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