DigiPak I like the minimalistic theme to this DigiPak, the colour palette works really well, making it look very professional. The pattern on the CD holder is really fitting with your genre, which goes well with the monochrome style of the DigiPak. The main image of your artist is well lit and of a great quality which is positioned and framed well on the cover. The font on the back cover also works really well, it is arty and quite stylised which again is fitting with the genre. It would be even better if the font on the front cover would be positioned in the centre, maybe even overlapping the main image of your artist. In addition to this the font could be slightly bigger/bolder. However I like the fact the artist is the main focal point of the CD cover.
Poster I like the fact that you have used continuity throughout the poster and CD cover by using the same image of your artist. The positioning of the typography is good, however as I said previously in the DigiPak, the font could be positioned over the artist, and maybe using a different/bolder font. The fact that you have created a Facebook and Twitter page for your artist is excellent; maybe even place the lettering at the bottom or the side of the page to separate the large chunk of writing. The poster would be even better if you created multiple posters, for example; a white background with a black font. In addition to this, you could apply the pattern you used in your DigiPak to create a more artistic approach to the poster.
I like the simple colour scheme of black and white for both the digipak and the advert as it makes the artist stand out on the cover and the advert. I also like the artwork on the digipak there the CD will be as it is alternative like your genre. There is a clear layout on both the digipak and the advert which makes it look more professional. To improve, feel that you could have added something more to the advert though, and to make the font on the cover of the digipak a bit bigger.
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ReplyDeleteI like the minimalistic theme to this DigiPak, the colour palette works really well, making it look very professional. The pattern on the CD holder is really fitting with your genre, which goes well with the monochrome style of the DigiPak. The main image of your artist is well lit and of a great quality which is positioned and framed well on the cover. The font on the back cover also works really well, it is arty and quite stylised which again is fitting with the genre.
It would be even better if the font on the front cover would be positioned in the centre, maybe even overlapping the main image of your artist. In addition to this the font could be slightly bigger/bolder. However I like the fact the artist is the main focal point of the CD cover.
Poster
I like the fact that you have used continuity throughout the poster and CD cover by using the same image of your artist. The positioning of the typography is good, however as I said previously in the DigiPak, the font could be positioned over the artist, and maybe using a different/bolder font. The fact that you have created a Facebook and Twitter page for your artist is excellent; maybe even place the lettering at the bottom or the side of the page to separate the large chunk of writing.
The poster would be even better if you created multiple posters, for example; a white background with a black font. In addition to this, you could apply the pattern you used in your DigiPak to create a more artistic approach to the poster.
I like the simple colour scheme of black and white for both the digipak and the advert as it makes the artist stand out on the cover and the advert. I also like the artwork on the digipak there the CD will be as it is alternative like your genre. There is a clear layout on both the digipak and the advert which makes it look more professional. To improve, feel that you could have added something more to the advert though, and to make the font on the cover of the digipak a bit bigger.
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