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Digipak advertisiment

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Megan Mead

Ellie Goulding used the same glowing photo and typography for her "Lights" album poster and digipak to represent the title. The image was enlarged on the poster to make her recognizable and draw attention to her name and title. Similarly, Marina and the Diamonds' poster and digipak for her new single both featured consistent vintage-style images and writing that aligned with her overall artistic image.

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Digipak advertisiment
ELLIE GOULDING Ellie Goudlings poster for her album Lights is the same photo she has used for her digipak design, the typography she has used is glowing which represents the title Lights. The image used has been blown up so that the audience recognise her and also her name and title have been used big to grab attention. Her digipak is similar, the main image is of her and also the typography stays the same.
THE MARINA AND THE DIAMONDS Marina and the diamonds digipak poster is advertising the single that she has bought out on iTunes and also both images used, for her digipak and her poster, are fairly similar. The writing stays consistent over both products as well. The colouring is very vintage and this ties in with her whole image as well as the singles and albums she has bought out.

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Digipak advertisiment

  • 2. ELLIE GOULDING Ellie Goudlings poster for her album Lights is the same photo she has used for her digipak design, the typography she has used is glowing which represents the title Lights. The image used has been blown up so that the audience recognise her and also her name and title have been used big to grab attention. Her digipak is similar, the main image is of her and also the typography stays the same.
  • 3. THE MARINA AND THE DIAMONDS Marina and the diamonds digipak poster is advertising the single that she has bought out on iTunes and also both images used, for her digipak and her poster, are fairly similar. The writing stays consistent over both products as well. The colouring is very vintage and this ties in with her whole image as well as the singles and albums she has bought out.