Digipack Photos: Editing

We adapted a number of images we had previously taken and edited to create a draft fro either an inlay or the front of our digipack:

We started with this image:

We then edited it on Photoshop CS3 to create this:

And then once again to create this:

Digipack Photos

These are some photos we took for our digipack, we took these on a long, empty road to emphasize the name of the album 'A Long Walk Home'. We took some with the band members and some without, it is likely that the ones with the band members will feature in the inlay as through our research of Indie rock we have found that mostly the artists do not feature on the front but rather on an inlay.

Inlay Ideas: Edited

This is an image we created on Photoshop bringing two of our previous ideas together

Inlay Ideas

This is an idea we had for the inlay to our digipack, it is the name of the band '28 North' and the name of the album 'A Long Walk Home' we made this using Photoshop CS3

Inlay Photos

These are some images we took for our inlay, we took them on a plain, dull background as we are going to edit them later:

Audience Feedback

Questions


1. Does our music video look authentic?
2. Do the visuals fit well with the song? (indie/rock) and why?
3. What do you find effective?
4. Do you have any criticism?

We have chosen to use these questions to ask audience members, as we need the feedback for our evaluation. The questions target different areas which will become important and helpful to us. They will help us find out if we have created a video that fits into the target audience.

Digipack Photos: Editing the back

We took the image we had edited in Photoshop CS3 and we decided to try it as the back cover, we edited the song names and legal information such as a bar code etc

We have since decided that the font does not look very professional and we are are going to change it to something more in fitting with the picture.