Thursday, 24 May 2012

Evaluation

­­During this unit I produced 3 graphic design products. These are a Poster, Digipack CD artwork and 4 pages of a Programme. I based all three of these products on the band Chase and Status in association with their next tour. I thought that the quality of all three products was that of a high standard, I put allot of thought into the design stage and allot of detail and effort in the editing stage.
The three products I created have a high fitness for purpose, which is to advertise the band and their up-coming tour. I achieved a high fitness for purpose by making the products bright to catch the audience’s eye and to follow other poster conventions to advertise the events.
As it stands, the products appeal to the target audience. In order to make it more appealing to the target audience the poster must be put up in necessary places such as outside nightclubs.
Compared to this Chase and Status poster I believe mine is better. This is because mine is much more edited and very colorful which I believe is important due to the genre of music. I also believe that my poster portrays how the event will look more on the night encouraging more people to go. 


My Poster                                                       Other poster
             

The Digipak CD Cover I created was made using photoshop. I made this CD Cover following current methods used by Chase and Status such as the yellow font color and font. I brightened the front CD Cover up by adding Lense Flares in each corner along with the picture of a rave including strobe lights and people. I put a picture of Earth in the middle of theif album adding to the punn 'On Top Of The World'.
The CD Cover is aimed at the target audience of teens and young adults, who are interested in this genre of music. The genre of music is portrayed by the image of the rave behind Earth.

My CD Cover







Old CD Cover



I finally created 4 pages of a Programme which would be sold at their live tour. These pages are Front, Upcoming gigs, Previous gigs and Alexandra palace special. The Programme has been edited fully throughout making it look more bright and catch the eye of the target audience. I could not find examples of any previous Chase and Status Programmes on the internet so i made one based on how i would imagine it to look.


 




Second client feedback meeting

A03 - Client Feedback (final review)

Client Feedback


Feedback from my client to be added


Feedback from others


Lucy - I thought that all three of Toms products look good. The poster looks as though it has been made professionally. I enjoyed the metaphor on the digipack and like how it has been used as this is commonly seen on album artwork of today. The programme however could of included more body text.

Adam - I liked the use of lens flares throughout all of your products. The colour scheme was nice and bright, the texture heading on the poster may look better as just yellow text following the same style as the other products however still good ides. all in all great products.

Jack - As a Chase and Status fan I believe that all of the products are defiantly aimed at the right target audience and I enjoy the way that Tom has stuck to the current codes and conventions of the band for example the color scheme.

Final presentation

Tuesday, 22 May 2012

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Poster - Final edit


During the editing process of this poster I decided to add more emphasis onto the image of Alexandra Palace. I achieved this with a new image found of the Internet with sections edited out and a lot of work. The typeface didn’t stand out after this step so I therefore added a stroke and gradient overlay to the typeface, which I believe, makes it stand out much more.
The image at the bottom didn’t suit the rest of the poster once edited so I tried out different effects concluding with the over lay effect I achieved which I believe looked effective.
I then finally added two lens flares to the centre of the poster in-between chase and status filling the blank empty space in the middle. After changing the rotation and blending mode of the layer I believe it fitted in well and the poster was a success.