Media Evaluation - Question 4

Media Evaluation - Question 2

How effective  is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

Media Evaluation - Question 1

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Digipal poster // audience poll

Digipak poster // sixth draft

Changes I have made:

I have once again changed the filter for my poster. I decided to go with a clean and clear filter this time. I like this filter as it looks vibrant yet manages to keep the clean appearance. It also makes the images and the font pure and with a hint of elegance, but still has that urban feel of Scott Garcia.

Problems I now face:

I really like this filter, but now I have the problem of selecting between this and the fifth draft as I like them both equally. I think I will conduct some audience research, and ask the target audience to select which one they prefer.

Digipak poster// fifth draft

Changes I have made:

I have changed the filter once again, this time I have adding a brown tinge to the poster. I like the outcome of this filter, as all the images are clear, the polaroid colours still give off a urban vibe and it I believe that it works well with my digipak.

Problems I now face:

I do like this filter, and everything seems to work well so I don't really have any problems at this moment. I may still try other filters and see how they look, but as of now, I like this one.

Digipak poster // fourth draft

Changes I have made:

I have been further playing around with the filter of the poster. I like this one far better than the previous drafts, due to it have a more consistency in colour brightness and everything is visible and makes it look clean.

Problems that I now face:

The use of the filter has made the polaroids look light brown and almost yellow. This is not what I want to communicate through my digipak poster as I want it to be urban and not this ugly colour. I won't be keeping this filter, the brightness and everything is nice but the colour itself is just not right.

Digipak poster // third draft

Changes I have made:

I have once again changed the filter, instead of opting for a brown giving it a dirty, urban vibe, I have opted to go with a blue. The blue gives the poster a cool and chilled out feel, which is totally what Scott Garcia is about. I prefer this to the second draft, but this has given me the same issues as before.

Problems I now face:

As stated above, I have similar issues with the lighting and colour as I did in the second draft. The images in the far left corner are very dark, and are near enough not visible. Also, some of the images have became brighter and some are darker, which is taking away its consistency. I don't think I am very pleased with this draft, and will be changing it again.

Digipak poster // second draft

Changes I have made:

The only change I have made to my first draft of my digipak poster is the colour filter. I decided to give my poster a hint of "dirtyness" to continue the urban vibe that I am trying to create for Scott Garcia's image. This is further continued with the scratches over the main image.

Problems I now face:

There are multiple problems with using this type of filter. For example, the colour darkens the images around the edge making it hard to see what they actually are. It also makes the poster seem too much and too vibrant and chaotic. I also think that it doesn't blend well with the colour scheme of the digipak, this being too dirty. Overall, I think I will change the filter and not keep this one.

Digipak poster // first draft

For my digipak poster, I struggled with linking it towards my digipak. After much deliberating, I decided to use the polaroid collage idea and implement this into my digipak poster. I used similar images to my digipak to make it more coherent and make the connection between the digipak and the poster much stronger. I feel it looks very unique and would stand out in a crowd of other digipak posters. I also feel that it works well with the dance genre and I am very pleased with this result.