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Style Sheet ADVERT & DIGIPAK COLOURS BLACK WHITE COLOUR SCHEME The colour black and white are used a lot through out everything in the genre of rock/indie which The Libertines tend to use a lot. As well as red but not that much. These colours, specially black brings the look of Goth, indie, rock look as its used for stage lights, clothes, props, and for designs. This colours just made it easier on how to layout the design for the digipak, advert as well as for the music video by knowing where and how to use this colours to make it look indie.

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Page 1: Style sheet

Style SheetADVERT & DIGIPAK COLOURS

BLACK

WHITE

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The colour black and white are used a lot through out everything in the genre of rock/indie which The Libertines tend to use a lot. As well as red but not that much.

These colours, specially black brings the look of Goth, indie, rock look as its used for stage lights, clothes, props, and for designs.

This colours just made it easier on how to layout the design for the digipak, advert as well as for the music video by knowing where and how to use this colours to make it look indie.

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ADVERT & DIGIPAK FONTS

Album nameIMPACT LABEL

Band NamePAULS RANSOM NOTE

BRADLEY HAND ITC

CALISTO MT

TIMES NEW ROMAN

Track List title (CD/DVD)

Track names

Advert & digipak info text

This font has been chosen for the band name because The Libertines use this type of font to make it fit to the genre ‘indie’ of “do-it-yourself”

This font was chosen because we wanted to make it fit to the genre as well as the band The Libertines

Both of this fonts were chosen for the track list as it make it fit with the rest of the design as well as the genre as it’s a bit plain.

This font was chosen for the information in at advert and the copyright information at the bottom of the outside of the digipak back cover as it has to look like an original digipak looks.

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This photograph was chosen for the front cover of the digipak as The Libertines’ photographs used for their albums are naturalistic as they know they are been photographed but act as if they don’t know as well as having photographs in real location.

The image also makes it look indie with the clothes they are wearing, skinny jeans, jumper, jacket etc.

The top left image is the original images taken as the one on the top right Is the image that has been edited, cropped, zoomed and added a bit of effect to make it look as The Libertines do-it-yourself attitude and as the genre indie.

ADVERT & DIGIPAK IMAGES

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DIGIPAK IMAGES

This photograph was chosen for the back cover of the digipak as it fits with the rest of the images to make it look indie and like The Libertines do-it-yourself attitude

The image also blends well with the track list and make it look more realistic as how The Libertines images are.

The top left image is the original one where as, the top left image is the one I have cropped and made it fit on the right scale for the digipak as we only need a small proportion of the image to make it look ‘indie’ and ‘Libertine’

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DIGIPAK IMAGES

This photograph has be chosen for the third panel of the outside of the digipak where it folds.

Having cropped the original image(top left) and

added an effect to the image (top right) to just show the drums, it helps it blend to the genre; indie as it shows the instrument used by the band.

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DIGIPAK IMAGES

This image has been chosen again but for the centre panel of the inside digipak where it will have the band name and the album name as well as the tracks which gives it more of an indie look.

The original image (top left) has been cropped to fit to the digipak size as well as edited from a colour image to a black and white image(top right) giving it more of wild indie look, while one of the band member is playing the drums.