Monday, 9 December 2013
Split up
We have decided that a more effective way of working would be if we assigned each of us seperate jobs and took it in turn to do each job individually. The three jobs we have assigned are Molly for editing, Rachael to do the website and me to start researching and mocking up the Digipack. So far I have been finding that it works very well, we tend to be more productive and as we have discussions as a group as to how we want to do things each job still reflects us as a group not as the individual. We will be rotating our jobs around so that everyone has an equal input into each part of our project.
Thursday, 5 December 2013
Next Stages
Here is a task list of the work we need to do for our Digi-Packs and our website before the end of term.
Jelly fish edit- Molly to complete
Rehearse Adam- All
Schedule rehearsal- All
Tuesday, period 4- dress rehearsal Adam
Tuesday Lunch- three angles, video shoot, three places
Tuesday Lunch- Photo-shoot for Digi-pack and website
Shotlist- Katie and Rachael to determine today
Tuesday, period five- complete mock-up Digi-pack and insert
Edit in photoshop images/shots of Adam for website and Digi-pack
Use illustrator for montages, drawn jellyfish etc.
Homework- Blog entries for work done today (tuesday as well), collaboration/independent work, draw for Digi-pack, paint big jelly fish, collages.
Research Idents?
Adash Facebook page, tumblr, twitter, pinterest, youtube, vimeo
Jelly fish edit- Molly to complete
Rehearse Adam- All
Schedule rehearsal- All
Tuesday, period 4- dress rehearsal Adam
Tuesday Lunch- three angles, video shoot, three places
Tuesday Lunch- Photo-shoot for Digi-pack and website
Shotlist- Katie and Rachael to determine today
Tuesday, period five- complete mock-up Digi-pack and insert
Edit in photoshop images/shots of Adam for website and Digi-pack
Use illustrator for montages, drawn jellyfish etc.
Homework- Blog entries for work done today (tuesday as well), collaboration/independent work, draw for Digi-pack, paint big jelly fish, collages.
Research Idents?
Adash Facebook page, tumblr, twitter, pinterest, youtube, vimeo
Sunday, 1 December 2013
Rachael and Molly's presentations
Molly
Molly's first album was Nirvana's Nevermind.
In her presentation she talked about the iconic cover, how there was much controversy around it including the nudity of the baby as well as the symbolism around the baby swimming towards the money. Inside the leaflet there are promotional pictures of the band including one where Kurt was flipping off the camera. They use the background of the water on the cover through out the insert. Monochrome other side of the leaflet, images are intentionally off centre across the bends of the leaflet. On the back is a collage of Michael Jackson's monkey surrounded by meat by the lead singer Kurt Cobain.
Molly's secound album was an icelandic band Royksopp album Melody A.M.
In her presentation she showed the minimal style throughout. A continued photo with trees and a huge story sky with a tobacco filter. Uses gradient colour from an off brown to a sickly orange sometimes taking up whole double pages of the inserts giving it a vintage feel. Clearly a lower budget production than albums such as never mind.
Rachael
Rachael's first album was Depeche Mode's Playing the Angel
An electronic rock pop band with an illustrated graphic style cover. 'E' on the front three lined collage. Shades of grey in the background, figure made of feathers linking to the title. Booklet is manly stylised photos of the band with a 'grundge' style, there's also lyrics in the booklet simply printed.
Her Second album was Ok Computer by Radiohead
A stop-motion esque illustration of the front. Whole album including leaflet has a techno influence with lyrics lade out like code work. Booklet is full of artwork, collages with graphic illustration, photography and found popular culture imagery. Recurring themes of religious imagery and of objects leaving, on one page they show an airplane saftey warning that's been crossed out. The album in my opinion reflects a lot of the music, both are very layered and have technological/futuristic android influences.
Molly's first album was Nirvana's Nevermind.
In her presentation she talked about the iconic cover, how there was much controversy around it including the nudity of the baby as well as the symbolism around the baby swimming towards the money. Inside the leaflet there are promotional pictures of the band including one where Kurt was flipping off the camera. They use the background of the water on the cover through out the insert. Monochrome other side of the leaflet, images are intentionally off centre across the bends of the leaflet. On the back is a collage of Michael Jackson's monkey surrounded by meat by the lead singer Kurt Cobain.
Molly's secound album was an icelandic band Royksopp album Melody A.M.
In her presentation she showed the minimal style throughout. A continued photo with trees and a huge story sky with a tobacco filter. Uses gradient colour from an off brown to a sickly orange sometimes taking up whole double pages of the inserts giving it a vintage feel. Clearly a lower budget production than albums such as never mind.
Rachael
Rachael's first album was Depeche Mode's Playing the Angel
An electronic rock pop band with an illustrated graphic style cover. 'E' on the front three lined collage. Shades of grey in the background, figure made of feathers linking to the title. Booklet is manly stylised photos of the band with a 'grundge' style, there's also lyrics in the booklet simply printed.
Her Second album was Ok Computer by Radiohead
A stop-motion esque illustration of the front. Whole album including leaflet has a techno influence with lyrics lade out like code work. Booklet is full of artwork, collages with graphic illustration, photography and found popular culture imagery. Recurring themes of religious imagery and of objects leaving, on one page they show an airplane saftey warning that's been crossed out. The album in my opinion reflects a lot of the music, both are very layered and have technological/futuristic android influences.
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