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| After trying multiple digipaks this is the final one i've ket the continuity if the font and used a cubist style collage to show the bands background of industrial |
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| these are two of the beginning digipaks ideas but this was boring and has no real meaning about the band |
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| I added the audio player into the corner of the website so people can listen to their song on a loop. |
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| i added all the links to the pages in the same font as the digipak |
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| i added this scrolling bar which shows all the merchandise i made |
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| The banner I made for the website which appears on every page |
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| I made all the links on photoshop before screen shot them and added them to the website as images, this kept the continuity of the font throughout. |
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| I added venues of where the band would play such as local pubs and indie clubs, which suit there band and there following |
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| i added the information to the blog about where they came from and their aspirations |
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| i completed the merchandise page |
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| i took pictures of the guitar as i thought it would be able to be incorporated into either the digipak or the website |
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| this is the inspiration for the digipak, to try and keep parts of the western theme with mordern twists to the indie rock band |
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| this is the chosen font for the digipak i think this is a bold statement for the band, the font is like an old stamp showing they are branding themselves within there genre of music |
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| this is the font used with the videos name which will be used on the back of the digipak |
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| this is the back of the digipak it incorporates the theme of black and white, with a tinge of orange in the sky, this picture represents the modern day version of where a shot out would happen |
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| i changed this picture of ben (guitarist in the band) to black and white to help to keep the theme as well as it looking slightly like a wanted poster |
