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I used the magic tool to make the logos and put them in the structures that I researched, but also what looked good.

The position of all the text and logos is balanced to give it symmetry and not look too heavy on one side. The colours were restricted to grey, black, white and red.

I have succeeded in making it consistent with my digipak album design and following similar conventions to the examples that I have analysed.

To fit in the text where appropriate without making it look too busy, I have had to extend the length and width of the posters, it was difficult at some points to match up the same tone of grey using the notepad effect, so I over lapped it with the same image until it reached the gap.

The image shows you the breakdown of layers in creating my poster.

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Research is available to look on my blog - Which I used to construct my own poster ideas.

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G324: Magazine Research from Alicedmedia

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Previous brainstorming work is available on my blog.

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G324: A2 Media - Print Material Development from Alicedmedia Back to index

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Instead of just doing one poster I did two separate ones. I used the previous image as a tour poster and used the album cover who the album poster. I added in the needed information, plus social network links as they are now a big part of our society. I also added in my fake record label and some tabs from itunes, amazon and hmv. Using the hmv logo, has allowed me to expand on where I'd expect my poster to be found (in music retail stores) as well as having a full page spread in the back of a magazine.  The tour poster is the perfect shape for a A4 spread in a magazine.

I used various filters in photoshop from Notepad to adding shapes and putting fades in to make the text easier to read. The album poster would be suited to be in a Magazine

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This was my first drafting idea, however, I didn't stick to it, because the image wasn't following what it was advertising.

I did start to put in features commonly found on posters such as links.