CD DESIGN


CD & Case design



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use this for your actual cd part....add as a low opacity layer  or a clipping mask

 Your Assignment:

  • Choose song and artist
  • when planning your design think about:
    • color schemes       
    • style      
    • mood        
    • genre of music     
    • what message the song communicates
    • fonts that are readable
    • fonts that communicate the feel of the song
  • Parts to include:
    • cd design
    • front cover
    • back cover
    • spine     
    • may NOT just plop a photo of your artist, or already designed pictures for your design
    • Combine refrence pictures, use paint brushes, creative text effects, cutouts, overlays   
      •  @ least 5 photos
      • 1 layer effect
      •  title
      • artist name

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