Range.

An example of the range I have created.

Much like Lyrical Extension, there are 
different categories of talks.  For example
the different formats of each booklet are
supposed to reflect the subject matter and 
type setting of the text within.  Every aspect
of design is a resolution to a problem.

Final artwork

The final image used for the Physics artwork.
The square format aids in making the figure
look a lot larger than it actually is.

The figure perfectly personifies the band, 
the track, the ep, their visuals, their sound.

Me and Luke are extremely happy with it,
not only because we are personally proud of
the final outcome, but how it has been received 
by the client.
Initially, the artwork was going to be used for the
single cover, but they were so happy with it that
they decided to use it as their upcoming EP cover.

Some edited images:

This image shows my range.  It includes the zines themselves, 
the packaging for the zines, the CD to go inside.  I have added 
bookmarks highlighters and pencils for expansion of the range.  
These are relevant for the fact that the audience may want to 
annotate with their thoughts to propose / ask at a later date on 
the site.


I wanted the photographs to look as professional as possible for 
my boards / portfolio.  I think this arial view is a perfect way to 
showcase a range within branding a new product.

The image above is supposed to communicate the packaging 

and the materials used.  The lens focus is on the zine packaging 

and the rest is blurred, forcing the eye in this direction.  Another

image for the boards as the packaging is a large aspect of this 

branding.  If the packaging didn't look original then it wouldn't 

stand out on the shelf against all the other zines / pamphlets.

A colourful image showcasing the range of zines.  Each colour 

represents a different type of poetry.  For example, the fluoro red

on top of the pile represents one of four of the narrative poetry style.

I've chosen to bind the zines so that the content pops out of the 

cover.  This is part of my brand identity.  It is supposed to represent 

aspiration - the work is essentially coming out of the zine in

your hands.

This image really highlights the fluoro stock, which is a 

pivotal aspect to my branding.  All of the branding follows the 

same colour scheme for consistency within identity.

I have chosen to photograph my work with a grey background

because I have sued an offwhite stock against a fluorescent one.

This creates as much contrast between the work and the

background as the different stocks that make up the work.

Everything together in a nice neat arrangement / / Finalising

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