Friday, 30 January 2015
CD Design Idea (Front Cover)
This is the first draft of my CD cover, this was to see if the idea of having both illustrative and real life photographs together in one image would look good for the product. I think it has gone well as it is both well thought out in the technical aspect as it is a process that it easy to do and the fact that it reflects the ideology of the album name and the music video itself. Confusing the audience by having the potential to have multiple realities. This is a ideology that refers to post-modernism in the sense that it uses multiple realities to refer to the text (the music video).
The fact that this is a draft shows through as the location that is used for the main image isn't the main location within the music video. Also the type face that is used is supposed to reflect that of the one used for the Bastille album covers, this is something that I am unsure whether or not has worked with the cover. I shall be going through with this idea as I think it is inventive and works well with the music video I am producing.

From gathering the appropriate fonts from Dafont.com, I have then put these into Photoshop to edit them. This draft was done as to see whether or not I was capable of producing what I intended. And through these images, this was the outcome that I was left with.

The image that I gathered for the draft was taken and made smaller to the appropriate size of a CD, I had to make sure that it was a perfect square in order to make sure that I achieved the correct framing.
After editing the images I put them into the same document in order to correctly edit both of the images. Due to the Font being difficult to edit and getting rid of the white background was impossible without making it look unprofessional I decided to leave it and shall go back to deciding on a different font for the final cover.


Friday, 23 January 2015
CD's


From the 'Bowling for Soup' album cover we can see that they are trying to re create an era through he costume design even though the album itself holds no relevance to the cover.

Wednesday, 21 January 2015
Illustrated Album Covers
When looking at Illustrated covers, they are always extremely inventive and always related back to the album name or the contents that are on it. In relation to my idea I feel that an illustrative piece would work best with the albums ideology. When you think of an album cover and what is on it in relation to the band that you are focusing on. Most of the time, there isn't a true relation between the genre which is focused on compared to the band itself and the cover that it is featuring. Especially when focusing on covers which feature illustration.

For example, the iconic cover for blurs best of album is only really relevant due tot he fact that it features all of the band members on the cover. It doesn't link to any of the songs that feature or fits a theme that the album has established.
Due to the fact that I have discussed the idea of having an illustrated cover. I have been told to take into consideration the consistency of the cover and if it would actually be relevant to the album it self.
Tuesday, 20 January 2015
Filming Organisation
This Facebook group that I created was very effective as there was no complications in getting into contact with these people through the use of Web 2.0. This group accounts for both of the days in which we were filming.
Friday, 16 January 2015
My CD Research
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Dependant on what value you may place upon a cultural artefact may have an impact on how you see and what opinion you have on your experience compared to theirs. The novelty of having a physical copy compared to the digital copies that you may have today no longer have that value as they aren't necessarily real.
Thursday, 15 January 2015
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