Digi Pack Cover Draft

To start my draft, I imported an image of my model into Photoshop. I then created a large pink circle to sit behind her and imported an image of some paint that I'd scanned in earlier. I changed it's blending mode to Hard Light. 

After that, I changed the image of the model to a Halftone Pattern and then added the title of the album in a dry brush font. I increased it's size to contrast against the image of the model. 

I then continued to add more layers of texture, including smudges of paint and ink splatters that I scanned into the computer. I changed their colours to contrast against one another and then added some of Lucie Birant's work to see what it would look like to add some more detailed and delicate illustrations to juxtapose the bolder block colours. I think that it worked well and I would add my own drawings if I used this idea in my final digi pack.

Drafts

Here are my drafts for the front cover of the digi pack:

 Here are my drafts for the back cover of the digi pack:

Here is my final draft for the whole digi pack:

Scamps

Here are the scamps for my digi pack front cover:

Here are the scamps for my digi pack back cover: 

Case Study

Photoshop Experimentation

Digital Typography

Emulation: Hattie Stuart

I decided to create an emulation of Hattie Stuart's work because I liked her bold approach of adding distinctive features to images. The doodles are drawn in a unique style that is effective of catching the  eye of the audience and keeping them interested at the same time.

To create my emulation, I used the paintbrush tool on Photoshop to draw doodles around the model on my image. Overall, I thought that this technique suits the bold and wacky theme that I want my digi pack to convey.