Showing posts with label Draft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Draft. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 November 2015

TESTING: Teaser poster test 1

First draft of magaziene advert
This is a very rough edit I created on photoshop using screen shots of my previous filmed footage. As the quality of the image wasn't very good I using the effects tool added this complete black and white effect. This very simplistic approach was inspired by the Arctic Monkeys past art work. Both use straight black and white colouring and only simple lines. Also as this was intended to be a simple teaser advert I added minimal text/information in order to create hype and mystery behind the upcoming Sly Antics album. 


Arctic monkeys - Do you wanna know- art work

Arctic monkeys - Do you wanna know - art work



Friday, 20 November 2015

Magazine adverts: draft 1

Rough teaser advert drafts
After playing around with the new cutout font I have over layer these with one or multiple images which after lowering the opacity has create one larger image. The faded image fits with the Indie genre due to the unfocused effect seen in many of The 1975's art work.
The 1975 art work
 However the image its self is not good enough quality to enlarge it any more as it is a screen shot and so not big enough to be a magazine ad. So I tried layering it on top of another larger image and then lowering the opacity. The finished product is not very good but I needed to see the effect created to then expand on it. This is a very rough first draft.
The text and how I will progress
As this is a teaser advert it will have minimal text on it so my next draft will contain the release date of the Digipak/album with I have decided will be the 30.09.16 as it is around the end of this year and the album title Captive city. As the poster will not be giving much away it will create hype surrounding the band and its new material.                               
Audience feedback
After receiving audience feedback they said that they liked the layers but that they didn't like the shadowing of the numbers or the fabric like effect.