Early Digipak and Magazine Planning

Here are some notes that I wrote up in early planning to work out what I wanted my digipak and magazine ad to look like:

As mentioned in the documents above I have decided to use a slipcase instead of a full digipak. I had this inspiration from CDs I had purchased from a small independent label in Norwich - Bare-Feet Records. The majority of their releases are in this format because it lowers costs and also looks a lot nicer. Some of their full LPs have been released in proper cases. And as I will be doing an EP cover I felt this was a good route to take.

See below King Laconic and Sam James Hill's EPs from Bare-Feet Records:

How I Created the Digipak and Magazine Ad

Media booklet

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Digipak Initial Design

More information on this is coming soon... sorry the blog's been a little bit sparse recently. My computer has had to be fixed several times over meaning i've lost a fair amount of files...

Welcome Back

HELLO

Hello, been a tiny bit of time since the Media AS Blog, and here I am already with the Media A2 Blog...

This year I've already jumped headlong into work and have (almost) secured Underline the Sky (pictured right) as the unsigned band I will be working with on the promotional pack which we'll be graded on for A2. Currently, after fears of ending up working along I'll be working with Harry White.

Read about Underline the Sky

Kenny