Friday, 23 January 2015

CD & Lyric Book

I decided to start with the CD as i had the perfect image in mind to use on it.
Once i put it onto Photoshop and place it in the right position i decided to look at filter to see if they might add/ improve the image. The cd looked good but i felt lacked & needed stand out more and hoped at looking at different filter might help.


After i found a filter i was most happy with i applied it and was ecstatic with the out come. The cd looked really good and all that was left to do was make the grey cd more transparent.


__________________________________________________________________________________________

To do the lyric book i first chose one of the images from my photo shoot with my guitar.
I decided to chose the image below as i really liked it and the way the guitar looks like it
has been abandoned on the sofa. The colours also give it a homely warm
feel but also natural with the wood of the sofa and green pillows.

Once i put it the image onto Photoshop i then thought it would be a good idea to put the album name on the guitar. This would make the name more memorable if it was featured throughout the digipak. I dragged the image from the album cover and place it in the album insert, then i made the image smaller and rotated it look like it belonged on the guitar. After i was happy with the album name placement i then had to put the text 'Lyric Book' on it. I wasn't sure if it should be Red or White so i tested. I couldn't use black as it wouldn't stand out therefore it had to be one of my other colours, red or white.


 After looking at the plain white i didn't even look at the red because i decided that the title needed more depth to it and i wanted it to be 3D. I still wanted to use the red and white colours but i now had to decide whether the white would go on top with a red shadow or if the red would be on top with a white shadow.



After looking at both i decided the white colour looked better on top as it made the writing more clear and easier to read. The underling red is subtle but noticeable giving it a 3D look making the writing eye catching. 

I was happy with my image but it didn't match the CD as that had a filter on it so i decided to see how the filter would look on this image. Once applied the filter looked really nice and i was happy as there was now more consistency to the inside of the digipak.


No comments:

Post a Comment