Showing posts with label Michella Adetunji. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michella Adetunji. Show all posts

Friday, 22 January 2016

A Final Blogging Task to Formally Close Off Blog

Thank You for following us all on this journey... always remember to stay Fleeky, and if you ever receive any negative energy around you - or even just a handful of haters on your back; always remember to, brush them off ....the same way.

 
-Lady Pearl
lol :)
x

Friday, 15 January 2016

58. Ancillary feedback

"Exceptional use of colour choice, enticing front cover, good layout, looks wavy. If I was in the shop I would buy that" - Joel Osei

"This is a suitable website for its target genre and also looks very professional and clean" - Eman Adedeji

"This is so good. I love the colours and the way the are edited. I love how the font on the album cover and the website is used, it is very clever" - Rachel Sarpong

"The tracklist is really realistic as I can imagine how the other tracks would go. I love how the artists name is featured throughout. Overall I love it and think they both look realistic & professional" - Ernestina Baiden-Reid

"I love the use of the inside album cover as your main image, it's a smart link between website & digipak. It's good how the same colour scheme is presented throughout and how it links" - Anike Shontan

Thursday, 14 January 2016

54. Costume overview repost

The artist will be wearing the costumes that she wore in the video on the ancillary products.

http://candipop15group9.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/pitch-costume-cherelle.html

47. The importance and function of digipaks to the music industry



A digipak is used as a visual representation of the artist and their style of music.
Most CD cover have close ups of the artist, so that the buyer knows whose music they are buying.
They also have a theme that runs throughout the digipak aartwork such as the colours used, the font and synergy that may have a connection to a music video produced by the artist.


The theme of flowers in rihanna's music video for only girl in the world carried on into the ancillary of the CD cover which includes roses. This is how her digipak displayed synergyby using the roses as a clear and obvious link.