Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Audience Research MindMap
Audience Research

Monday, March 15, 2010
Digipak Research

4 panel Digipak
The 4 panel being smaller and not having a fold out design. This design is much more conventional and similar to the original jewel case used for single CD releases.

6 panel Digipak
The 6 panel digipak is larger as it has more panels and folds out revealing the CD on one panel and information or pictures on the others.
Here are some example digipaks;


Evaluation of our CD cover
After discussing with the rest of our group, we have decided to re-do our C.D cover so that it fits more with the specification and the brief of the course (making the whole C.D case instead of just the cover, however this was due to lack of information) as this would make the whole product look much more professional; as if one would buy it from a shop.
Our original C.D cover was proficient however it strayed from the original concept and theme of the digi pack and the band, making it stand out (in a bad way) from the other products we made which were more concise in meaning and relevance to the brief.
However technically proficient the C.D cover was, it would not make up in lack of meaning and consistency that the C.D cover is supposed to have. This is one of the main reasons for changing our C.D cover, as well as not actually producing the C.D pack.
When re-designing our C.D pack
When re-designing our case, there are many things we need to think about including;
- · The style of the case
- · Artistic influences
- · The design in relevance to the band and video
- · What is included in the case
- · Images, photos and themes
- · How the audience will recognize the C.D on a shelf in a shop

