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For layout designs, relating to the band website I may use a simplistic but modern theme to match the concept of our music video.

From previous research and actual usage myself I will most likely use Wix or Squarespace to produce the band website, choosing from one of their templates to create it (before modifying it to match how I want it to be)

While for the album advert I'll use my knowledge of Photoshop to produce it, probably picking 3 colours from each of the colour palettes I have shown.

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Images I may possibly use + Colour palettes made from it

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Images I may possibly use + Colour palettes made from it

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For colours, I branched off onto different websites such as Color-hex and Coolors. From the Color-hex website I looked through recently uploaded palettes as well as popular palettes. While on the Coolors website, I used images of my group's artist (Tashaii), creating colour palettes from the colours of the background.

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And for the last font set I had, I picked Tommaso as the main bold font and then Champagne & Limousines for the body text. Unlike the other fonts (where the bold text can be found on dafont and the others online) Champagne & Limousines is found on dafont while Tommaso can be downloaded through other sites.

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For the fourth set, the bold font is called Tall Dark and Handsome, which can also be found on dafont.com (like the many other previous fonts) and the font I matched it with is Typography / Typography Pro, which can be downloaded online through different websites. For Typography Pro I will probably pick the regular version or the light version.

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For the third set, the bold font is called Revolution, which can be found on dafont.com and the font I matched it with is Helvetica, which can be downloaded online (or is mostly pre-installed on most computers) - However for Helvetica, I'm unsure whether to use the light or the regular version.

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An example of Ever After from the dafont.com

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For the second set, the bold font is called: Ever After, which can be found on dafont.com and the font I matched it with is Myriad Pro (perhaps the regular version or even the light version). Myriad Pro can be found online especially on TypeKit. On newer versions of Photoshop, TypeKit links with it, showing all the fonts downloaded.

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How Century Gothic looks.

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An example of Bebas from the Dafont website.

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The bold font I picked is called: Bebas, which can be found on dafont.com
The font I matched with it is called Century Gothic, which can be found and downloaded online - but usually on computer's its already installed.

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For fonts I tried to pick a variety of bold fonts and none bold fonts (fonts that could be used as body text).

I decided to pair them up.

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For this task, I'll be presenting a short list of different fonts, colours, images and other design ideas for both of my ancillary texts (Album Advert + Band Website)