Friday, 17 January 2014

Printing off my ancillary work!




Ancillary: Deciding between inside panels


After receiving more feedback from what I had done, my teacher suggested that I could put an image onto the digipak to make it even better. I had tried this but I wasn't sure which one I liked best. 

SOOOO.... I decided to ask my members of my class which one appealed to them more and which one they would actually buy...



This one had 3 votes...
...Whereas this one had 8 votes






So majority rules and I ended up using this:







Ancillary: Changes from drafts to final pieces

Final ancillary products!

Here are my final pieces!



FINAL ANCILLARY PRODUCTS!




Below are the JPEGs:


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INSIDE OF CD
OUTSIDE OF CD



Minor corrections


This is how I originally had the text on the spine of my CD. Even
though the colour used for the name of the artist is not the same
I decided to use it because it wouldn't be visible enough 
since the background is darker (my hair)



However, in order to follow the typical conventions of CD covers, 
I decided to use the same colours for the spine as I did for the 
front cover (an example of synergy)



In addition to that, on the spine I put the name of the artist before the
title of the CD because that is important for artist recognition. In order
for the text to be easily read, I put a white shadow over the black title
on the spine of the name of the artist

Thursday, 16 January 2014

Ancillary Update 3

 
 
I moved the artist name to the bottom but I kept the album name there too because I didn't like how it looked when I moved it to the top
 
 
 
 For the inside, I kept both images because I wasn't sure about which one I liked more. I'll make my decision tomorrow in lesson
 
Previous inside of the digipak
new inside with image on the disk
 
  
I moved the download website logos lower down to the pavement so you can see it better. I also tilted the album cover to an angle and a border around it so it stands out better
 

Overall, I'm very happy with what I've produced and I think they all connect well together both with the video and amongst each other as ancillary products :)