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Monday, 15 April 2013

Draft Cd cover

Draft design.

After receiving feedback we were told that including the singer's name and the the album title separately made the CD front cover look cluttered we then decided to incorporate  them and the'A' represented a team and looked more stylish.This version  as also not square like a real square CD cover some other adjustments had to be made.



Final Design.

Draft CD designs


How we


Making the Draft design idea:


Below are some examples of how the different ways we experimented with our CD design and shows you how we reached our final outcome.




Experimentation with how the draft ideas were made:



First Draft.


Experimenting with final ideas:





Final design.
                                                 




Draft versions of CD cover Back.





Draft version.

This is the draft version of our CD back cover after receiving  feedback we were told that the chin looked we so we re-edited the photograph in order to even up the skin and improve the organic structure of the chin.We also were told  that the song titles looked odd being positioned in the corner of the singer's hair and were told to bring the song titles downward so that it would look like the song titles were gradually blending  in to the shaded areas lower down the singer's face.

                                           




This is the final edit

Draft versions of Magazine poster.



This is the initial draft for our poster, however after receiving feedback, we realised that this product appeared more like a CD case, and so we made a few adjustments as you can see in our final product.There was also not enough information on our magazine poster as it also looked very bare and uninformative.

The 3 pictures below  show a subtle  improvement from our first draft design created for our poster, however we experienced  trouble deciding which colour would be suitable for our poster. As you can see below in the final product, we decided to choose the red colour which linked to the colour scheme we used on our digi-pack  and added more information to the poster so that it looked more professional.

Finished product