Monday, 23 February 2015
Saturday, 7 February 2015
Typography
The watermark saying 'Animoto Trial' is there because I am using the free trial version of Animoto rather than paying to have full access.
These are the print screens on how I produced the album and band name for my digipak and advert. I started by experimenting with the different fonts you are able to get within Photoshop, I picked the ones I liked the most and ones I thought suited the band name. I chose to work with the font 'Pristina' because it is conventional of most alternative punk/rock bands to use a font which has a decorative element. I also felt it suited the masking tape idea the best. I got the image of the masking tape pieces off of Google and I cropped it down to two pieces that I liked and thought suited the purpose best. I picked the piece that had the crumple in it for the band name because I think it gives it more of a creative flare and conveys that the band isn't a part of the popular music culture, as popular music is often aimed to be 'straight edged' whereas the crumples convey that the band have their own flare. I used the clone stamp in Photoshop to change where the edge of the tape was, as cropping it would give it a straight edge and leave it looking a little bit out of place, I didn't need to do this for the album name piece. Apart from the clone stamp, the same process was used for both the band name and album name,
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