Video done!

I finally completed the video, and it is now uploaded on here, as you can see

Digipak design

I have also finished my digipak now. I used a similar image for the front cover of it, and used a stock photo of cardboard with various other pictures for my back cover. I found pictures of gig locations around the world including the Camden Barfly and New York's Joe's Pub to put on the cardboard and elsewhere in my digipak. I also used pictures I had taken while travelling to university open days to give a more obvious sense of travel, as the places used may not be distinguishable to a viewer as being on separate continents

The centre piece of this is my front cover, which shows similar fonts as my poster for the album, as well as having the same photo and same editing done to it, with the sketch in the top left corner spreading across the image. On the right is my back cover, with a track list and images to keep the page from being bland and on the left is an inside page, with a picture of large open spaces, to show the aspect of freedom in the album

The central piece of the inside of my digipak is my CD holder, and is the reverse of my front cover. I was going to put a media tray template in here, but I could not find one that did not have a background and would sit on this with the card behind it still visible. To the left and right of this I have placed images of places where gigs are held, the Camden Barfly on the left and Joe's Pub on the right. As stated earlier these are both on different continents, with the Barfly being in London and Joe's being in New York. I feel this helps increase the idea of travel having a key part of the album and links with the rest of my tasks well.

Album poster

I've finished creating a poster for my album as part of my ancillary tasks. I used a similar text font and position to keep continuity between the poster and my album, and used the picture of the front cover of my album as the image for the poster

I have tried to create a sketched effect in the top left corner of my work, and had it meet with a section that I had blurred to try and make it meld more with the image, as I felt the image on its own was quite boring