Digipak analysis of the proclaimers 1
- 2. Name of the band Star image which the record label would want Use of filters Name of the song The use of filters in this advert emphasises the time that the band was first established as this filter makes the poster look older by changing the exposure of the photo as well having a slight blur to male the camera seem older. The theme that I coherent in a lot of rock print adverts is the idea that the stars aren't paying attention to the camera that they are looking away which is obvious in this advert. The use of bold letters and bright colours makes the words standout so that it will catch the audiences eye as well as the fact that the bright colours symbolises the upbeat music that they play.
- 3. Star Image which would be wanted by the record company Name of the Album, in a bold font so that it stands out against the background Background Image relating to the album name Name of the band, In bold font to make it stand out against the background so it’s the first thing they see Filter affects The use of bright colours in this CD cover the use of bright colours reflects the kind of music that they play as an upbeat happy music that is catchy as well as the fact that it highlights the genre of Celtic rock which is usually up beat fast paced music As in like the print advert the idea that the stars are acting disinterested which again is common in the Rock genre. The idea that this poster is quite simple reflects on the kind of music that Celtic Rock is which is something that is reasonably simple and upbeat and happy.