My partner and I have started to brainstorm some ideas of what to include on our digipak and poster. We both agreed that we wanted something original and unusual for our poster to make it different from what everyone else is doing in our class.Here's a brainstorm of ideas which we have got now; which we hope to expand:
We also researched online and looked at examples of posters and art work to help expand our ideas, this also helped to visualize what our finished poster would look like.
Below are examples of posters/artwork which caught our eye:
This one I thought, the design was very interesting as it was like a mix of modern and vintage- making an artistic statement.
I liked this poster because it effectively made the artist the centre of attention. The setting is very rural and natural hinting that the type of music would be easy-listening. The red flowers and white in this poster have all been enhanced; this creates contrast and draws the reader's eye to the title. The font is interesting as it is swirly, which can be seen as girly, and it is clearly printed so it is easy to read.
Here is a typical pop (artist's) poster, this poster is very bold and catches the eye effectively. The artist is highlighted as she is in blue, contrasting the hot pink background. The singer's name is in big, bold, capital letters with the band underneath her name; this represents their role as they are the accompaniment supporting her.
At the bottom is a smaller image of the album also stating that the album is available to buy now - pushing downloads/purchases.
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