Ancillary work Ideas

Potential Photos

This is the photo I thought about using for the back cover of my ancillary work. Here I Digitally manipulated the top of the clouds from a blue tint to a greyish overcast gradient.This photo is particularly good as it still features the artist and on the left hand side there is Space to put lyrics and any other added information.

Here, is a possible colour theme and picture for the front of the digipack. Usually, there is a Main centered image of the artist and it could be a digital photo or art based portrait. My Thought process behind the image is that one side is dark and it gradually gets lighter. This Mirrors the events that occurred in the music video where the at various times throughout, you see the dark arguments against the happy flash backs. The artist ( sarene ) standing in the middle of the photo with the background barely noticeable shows that she has overcome the situation and ‘conquered’ .

Possible Colour Theme

Looking at the possible ancillary photos I want to use – I think it would be good contrast toIncorporate a pop of colour for the font. Orange is a good colour to use as not only does it stand out from the grey and dull colours – it also is apart of our running theme. The thought process behind this colour is the fact that it is orange hues are usually associated with the sunset and in our video it was a sign of conquering

Possible Fonts

Celina

CELINACELINA

DOLCE VITA LIGHT

Noteworthy Light

Adequete extra light

InspirationThis simplistic approach to

estelles album cover is one that I want to consider. I like the way

the photo is the dominant subject on the cover with the

artists name being next followed by the album name.

The picture is simple but effective – by sharpening the eyes it almost looks as if the

artist is directly looking at you and almost adds a personal

touch.

Inspiration

The main thing I wanted to take inspiration from Brandy’s album cover is the font and positioning of the text. I quite like how the artist name is large and spread across the

cover followed by the album name on the top right.