Final Digipak poster

This is my final Poster and I am very proud of it. I took all of the things that I learned from my first two attempts and made sure that they were addressed so that the same mistakes weren't made again. First of all, I took an image that is in an urban setting while feeling youthful and light-hearted. I took it from a low angle to give Charlotte authority and make her look powerful. Our video has a strong theme of female empowerment and acceptance so I felt it was important to continue this theme into the digipak poster. I chose fonts that fit well together, A consistent theme for her name/ logo a larger and bolder font for her album title and a more basic and simple font for all the relevant information that needed to be passed to the consumer with ease. I also learned from the idea of consistent branding. I chose a softer and more individual colour to represent her brand and continued the same colour into some of the titles. I located studio logos that fit the theme of the poster rather than sticking out like a sore thumb. When I looked at what I had created this time I was very happy with the results.    

What I learnt:

Again i founf the importance of branding. I also realised just how the size of font can effect how much the poster pops. I used a large font for the title to make it stand out. I found this task difficult as dance artists never realease digipak posters so i had to try and figureout what they would include if they did. I am hugely proud of the product that I have created