While filming the music video we took various stills of the band in all the locations we visited, this enabled us to have a great deal of choice when designing our digipak and magazine advert.
We attempted to use the same image from the digipak onto our magazine but due to it being a close up landscape shot, we could not crop it in order for it to be the standard image size of a magazine. As seen in the examples below, all of them are portrait in order to ensure they fit in the magazine; also, they have a small colour scheme and contain vibrant colours.
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| Following gold/black/white theme, strong bold colours on a black background. Includes reviews, praising the album. The focus is on Ellie's picture and face, drawing all attention to her. |
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| Focus is on the name of the band, selling their name in white strip, in contrast to the dark background colour. The cover follows a faded colour look, and it doesn't include a picture of the actual album. |
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| A simple, old fashion design, using the same text throughout the logo. Individual pictures of the band, making all the focus on them, their setting reflects their genre of indie rock. |
MAGAZINE CHOSEN IMAGE
Why we chose this image?
- Can be cropped to become portrait
- Sun is shining on their faces (natural spotlight)
- The band are pulling natural faces, it doesn't look staged
- The setting of outside reflects our music video
- Vibrant colours (background)
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