Showing posts with label Joseph Martinotti-Muncey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joseph Martinotti-Muncey. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 January 2017

Saturday, 21 January 2017

Digipak Final



After receiving feedback i realised I needed to add the legal information and record label onto my actual CD. I kept everything else the same otherwise

Friday, 20 January 2017

Magazine Advertisement- Development



I spent an hour and a half of my life on this work only to find out that it doesn't match they synergy of the album cover. I need to sped another hour and a half making something completely different... woo-frickin-hoo I am sooooo lucky

Digipak DRAFT



Wednesday, 4 January 2017

'Do's' and 'Dont's' of Design Work (Joseph)

DO'S by Candi A2 Set Five

Digipak flat plan




As you can see from the collage I made on https://www.befunky.com I took inspiration from several artists such as Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith, James Blunt, Jason Mraz, Adele, James Bay and James Arthur. My reason for doing so is because they are all mainstream artists in the acoustic pop genre. My two flat plans are in the centre and follow the conventions of these album covers:

- An picture of the artist in the middle of the panel

- Black and white colour scheme (Applies to most of the albums here)

- Keeping it simple

Tuesday, 3 January 2017

Mood Board - Digipak

Made with Padlet

Album name and Track list (Abigayle)

When coming up with the album name, we were unsure between Greyscale and The Greyscale. However, we decided to go for The Greyscale. However Joseph decided to go with Monochrome.

Our track list for the album is as follows:


  1. Colour
  2. Love will ascend
  3. Life uncovered 
  4. Say You Won't Let Go
  5. The Fall
  6. Mid Games
  7. We don't need no happy
  8. Reminisce
  9. Amnesia
  10. Black and White
Bonus Tracks
  1. Love Returns 
  2. Emotion is a game

Monday, 2 January 2017

Ancillary Research- Magazine Advertisement

Made with PadletSimilarly to the the digipak, the magazine advertsisement for James Arthur's album is very simplistic and only features the artist and his name in very bland colours that contrast to become more eye catching(namely black and white). This is a convention I will be carrying over of my magazine advertisement.                                                                                                      

Ancillary Research- Digipaks

Made with Padlet


As we can see from the digipak for the James Arthur album, one convention I need to follow is simplicity. The reason that I am focusing on James Arthur's album is because he is the artist we chose for our music video song.