Final design for the digipak magazine advertisement: feedback



Claudia's feedback (another student):
She said that she wouldn't change a thing other than the music companies logos at the bottom on where to buy or listen to the single. She thinks that they should be smaller and that it might be better if I moved them under the release date for the album.

Morgan's feedback (another student):
Morgan's feedback was that she really liked it and that the colours scheme worked really well and helped draw your attention to the poster. If any thing was wrong she said that it might work better if the text moves slightly upwards above the hands, but it doesn't need to.

Mr Osborne's feedback (teacher):
Mr Osborne said that he would think about making the blood on the hands brighter as they seem dulled down more than they originally where. He also suggested that I should get rid of the 'such as', as he said that most other digipak advertisements didn't include a phrase such as that. They would just limit it to 'including other singles' as that would work better. 

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