Showing posts with label Ancillary task. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ancillary task. Show all posts
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
Monday, 6 December 2010
Saturday, 4 December 2010
Feedback on Album cover
After finishing my album cover I decided that I needed to gather feedback from my target audience. I asked a number of teenage girls what they thought of my album cover.
The general feedback was that they liked the photographs I had used as it showed us what the stars looked like, essential for the album cover of a new star, who cannot rely on people just going out to buy the album because of the name of the band. They need to know what they look like.
They also like the colours I had used as they tied in with the name of the band, The Cherries, and the name of the album, Envious Eyes. They also liked that on the cover of the album I had used shoes, which was also used in the video.
Some criticism for the cover was that they were not sure if they would have used the same font for the bands name and for the album name. They also felt that I might have put the album title, Envious Eyes, in green as it may have been more fitting with the title.
The general feedback was that they liked the photographs I had used as it showed us what the stars looked like, essential for the album cover of a new star, who cannot rely on people just going out to buy the album because of the name of the band. They need to know what they look like.
They also like the colours I had used as they tied in with the name of the band, The Cherries, and the name of the album, Envious Eyes. They also liked that on the cover of the album I had used shoes, which was also used in the video.
Some criticism for the cover was that they were not sure if they would have used the same font for the bands name and for the album name. They also felt that I might have put the album title, Envious Eyes, in green as it may have been more fitting with the title.
Friday, 3 December 2010
Monday, 29 November 2010
Possiable pictures for album cover.
These were some of the photos that I collected in preparation for making my album cover. I was fairly sure that I wanted to use shots from the video so that my products tied in with each other. I was also keen to use shots from a particular section of my video because it was the only part when we were both dressed as ourselves rather then in characters.
These were some of the shots that I gathered from my video and decided that before starting my album cover I would ask for feedback on the few shots I had selected from my target audience. They decided that the first two shots were the best ones to use for the cover as you had a clear view of their face, which is what I needed for an album cover. They also liked that I had taken shots from my video as it meant my products would tie in with each other. They said it was distinctively from my video also as I had used the same effects on the photograph as I had in the video.
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