Monday, 22 December 2014
Friday, 19 December 2014
Drafts
Production Diary #14
With the majority of my research tasks completed, I have started completed planning tasks. The first task I did was artist syling and costume planning. This was insightful for me to gain a clear indication of what I want my characters to look like and how they should be presented to meet the teenaged demograpic. For starters, I realised their make-up and clothes should be relatable, therefore simple and generic but appealing at the same time.
Furthermore, as the drafts deadline was nearing I began to create my album poster and my digipak on Adobe InDesign. I gained a clearer understanding of the tools I used to edit the pictures, for example drop shadow was a main component in the drafts to make the font or the image to stand out. I used DaFont consistenstly, thus they had a variety of fonts that suited the indie element I was going for as opposed to those which were already on InDesign. They also looked more professional in comparison to the ones on InDeisgn.
With the majority of my research tasks completed, I have started completed planning tasks. The first task I did was artist syling and costume planning. This was insightful for me to gain a clear indication of what I want my characters to look like and how they should be presented to meet the teenaged demograpic. For starters, I realised their make-up and clothes should be relatable, therefore simple and generic but appealing at the same time.
Furthermore, as the drafts deadline was nearing I began to create my album poster and my digipak on Adobe InDesign. I gained a clearer understanding of the tools I used to edit the pictures, for example drop shadow was a main component in the drafts to make the font or the image to stand out. I used DaFont consistenstly, thus they had a variety of fonts that suited the indie element I was going for as opposed to those which were already on InDesign. They also looked more professional in comparison to the ones on InDeisgn.
Thursday, 18 December 2014
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
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