DIGIPAK RESEARCH –

IDEAS

IDEAS Storybook (fantasy) Bright colours Dark writing Landscapes Romance Band name (The Noise of Art) Website Barcode List of songs Sneak peak (message to audience from the band

about the next album) Credits A little biography of each member of the band and

the band as a whole.

These are a few ideas we have to include in our digipak. We have

included things that are normally needed for a Digipak but also what types of things we want to include like landscapes and bright colours

etc. We are looking for a bright, romantic and simple cover which

stands out but is not over the top.

Main image – still in process

- Still need to add our silhouettes in the middle of our image.

- For the digipak, we want our main band image to be on the cover. So the audience knows this is what the band is represented through.

LIST OF SONGS 1. The Unexpected2. Samantha3. Adore Me4. Blossoms5. Crashing Waves6. Rebels of Wall Street7. On My Mind8. Cool for The Winter9. 198710. Im Mondschein (In the Moonlight)

These are 10 song names we came up with ourselves. We

based it around love mainly as we want our album to be a bit

different from normal albums, nowadays its mostly about

depressing and sad songs. We want it to be upbeat fun songs that the audience will enjoy.

Fonts Gungsuh Lucida Handwriting Bell Gothic Std Black Wide Latin Matura MT Script Elephant Cooper Black Magneto Rosewood Std Rockwell Showcard Gothic K a I T I Forte Castellar Harrington

These are some fonts we picked out which we really liked. We thought these images really match for what we are thinking about. As our theme is going to be fairytales/ fantasy, so we want a font that would normally be used for a storybook. We will make the decision soon but we just wanted to pick some out and see which one would look better according to our theme.

The previous slide shows all the way we want our digipak to look like. We are going with the idea of making our digipak as a storybook which is different from other ideas.

We are also looking at the fonts used on storybooks as it stands out and looks really fluent.