(post 51) - final ancillary task 1

Ancillary task 1 


front and back cover







These are the final outcomes for our digipak. The front cover shows a photograph of the two girls standing on a bridge.  We have decided to keep the front cover quite simple and only display the artist's name above the album title. The back cover is a photograph of the trees within the image of the two girls. We then added another image showing a river to overlay. I changed the opacity within this image so you could see the image of the trees underneath.  We have also used the same font for the titles on our digipak and the video poster. This is because we want to keep our merchandise consistent. 

Inside covers with CD




This is what we imagine the CD to look like if it was to be taken out of the album panel. The chosen image works very well for this as the trees really stand out against the bright mustard yellow background. 




Inside covers 







This is the inside cover of the album. the panels that appear when the album is opened. The left side shows a photograph of one of the main characters at the petrol station. This photograph was taken whilst we were filming on day 3. It is rather simple however, we believe that it works very well with our theme. To match the colour scheme and aesthetics, I thought we should add a plain yellow background to match the yellow number 4 sign and have the CD disk on top to make it stand out even more. 


DG

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