I first started with the backround template that I had originally created then began to add other layers that had relation to what the band were designated about.
I applied a simple image over the top that I cut out with the Polygonal Lasso tool and then applied it with an 'Overal' lighting effect (above the layers on the right)
This was as an obvious relation to the EP name "Windows".
I then placed a few more items that the band wanted whilst using various layer lighting effects, on top of also adding a set of light flares from a free brush pack I found, I liked being able to use the gaussian blurs on the flares to really push a continuity in the image.
I then added some paint splatters in a placement of where I hoped for the EP title text to go, using the layer effects of "Hue" and "Luminosity".
Lastly I added the text which has a continuous font for both the Frame Of Mind and Paragon titles, but a seperate and more hand drawn text for the Windows EP title, this is because the band wanted to give a more "Sketch" and "draft" feel to the musical work.
I first started with the backround template that I had originally created then began to add other layers that had relation to what the band were designated about.
I applied a simple image over the top that I cut out with the Polygonal Lasso tool and then applied it with an 'Overal' lighting effect (above the layers on the right)
I then placed a few more items that the band wanted whilst using various layer lighting effects, on top of also adding a set of light flares from a free brush pack I found, I liked being able to use the gaussian blurs on the flares to really push a continuity in the image.
I then added some paint splatters in a placement of where I hoped for the EP title text to go, using the layer effects of "Hue" and "Luminosity".
Lastly I added the text which has a continuous font for both the Frame Of Mind and Paragon titles, but a seperate and more hand drawn text for the Windows EP title, this is because the band wanted to give a more "Sketch" and "draft" feel to the musical work.
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