Album poster example

below is an example of a ver stereotypical but simple album cover.
im hopefully going to do my poster in this sort of format,
with the bands name at the top, the album cover in the centre, and an image on the back of the artist.




other posters that follow this format are:



which also incorporates the record label at the very bottom of the poster which i think is a very good thing as it also gains the record company reputation rather than just the artist.



this final picture is just to back up my point that this is a very stereotypical layout for an album poster.

McSweeney's quarterly concern

the image above is of the 13th issue of McSweeney's quarterly concern.
this magazine shows just how abstract media can be, as this magazine comes out in many different shapes, forms and sizes to display information, for example the one above is described on wikipedia as
'hardcover; dustjacket unfolds into two large artworks; includes two mini-comic'

Marina And The Diamonds - I Am Not A Robot Remake

this music video remake is exceptionally good, and although i would like my video to be this good, the problem is the limit of technology i can us, this person has used approx £3000 of equiptment! but it shows, for my video i will use alternatives but hopefully try capture the same sort of experience within my video, and would like to try get effects to make it stand out from the crowd, much like this video uses 'Magic Bullet Looks' to enhance the visual within the video, i am hoping i can use effects to enhance my shots such as desaturation, and also adjusting the brightness and contrast can have similar effects.