This is the final poster design but with some institutional advertising on. I added a small picture of the Digipak to link them either further and wrote 'Debut album out now' to make the image an advert rather than just a poster. I also added the record label logo to make the advert seem more professional.

Construction of the Digipak

Final Digipak - Jamie Thorn and The Mystery Pacific

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This is not my work, my job was to create the poster, YASMIN was in charge of the Digipak.

Digipak Edits

Developed Prototypes

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This is YASMIN'S work on the digipak. Once she had made this the group got together and discussed the different options, what we preferred and what we thought would work best. EVentually we decided on number 3 but with 'and the mystery pacific' in black instead of green. I thought this would be a good idea as i thought the use of more than one bright colour made the digipak look infantry and didn't suit the genre.

Our final video

Making of the Video

These are pictures YASMIN took as she and I filmed part of the video. We then used these photos for the Poster and Digipak.

 I made a small adjustment to my poster by using a clear image of the band rather than an edited one. i did this because after getting some audience feedback 99% people said they preferred the poster with a distorted background but a clear imagine of the band and that it would be more likely to catch their eye in a magazine. The audience also agreed that when the band and background had the same effect the band blended in too much and looked less significant. The convention of a folk genre is not to feature the band/artist that heavily but as they are new i want to sell the band as much as possible in order for the music to be heard.

 This was almost my final poster. I've kept the image the same and added the ship and title, keeping the title yellow to link to the digipack. I left the name of the band relatively small so the main focus was of the band, making the poster more eye catching as there is one big bold object, keeping thr poster simple but effective and not over cluttering as i had done on my previous draft posters.