Vinyl
T-shirt
Poster Design
Final Poster
Mug
Monday, 6 June 2016
Thursday, 26 May 2016
LO2 - Artists and Venue
Venues
Pondersa Park, because it is in Sheffield and that is an area that has had success before in hosting music such as Tramlines. It's also pretty easy to access due to public transport, and isn't in an unknown isolated area.
Acts
Slack Alice
Walter Trout
Nine Below Zero
Portico
King Please and the Biscuit Boys
Pondersa Park, because it is in Sheffield and that is an area that has had success before in hosting music such as Tramlines. It's also pretty easy to access due to public transport, and isn't in an unknown isolated area.
Acts
Slack Alice
Walter Trout
Nine Below Zero
Portico
King Please and the Biscuit Boys
LO2 - Brief and Moodboard
Brief - The brief that I have chosen to do is to create, research and design the graphic for Steel City Fest which will be a Jazz Festival. This will include, a Vinyl Record, a book filled with photography from the event as well as lined paper for notes, there will also be t-shirts available that I will have to design.
Wednesday, 9 December 2015
LO3 - After Feedback Update
Feedback
After looking over my feedback I got told that I should make more products to sell at my event here are the ideas i came up with, that were inspired by other events thats also influenced the logo itself.
The Notebook
The idea for making a notebook came from Doc Fest, as they have really placed there logo and design on everything including commerative spoons to books, the book I thought was an interesting idea, and looking into it. It would be very cost effect the pricing they have done on this website http://www.alocalprinter.co.uk/uk/kraft-printed-notebooks/ is very cost effective and cleverly done, I estimate I could get 15 thousand people to go to my event with the correct marketing strategies. Looking at the pricing on hardback notebooks on amazon they average out to the price of £10.00. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Brook-Street-Notes-Motivational-Notebook-Hardback-White/dp/B00V6N5PQ4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1450093037&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=hardback+notebooks&psc=1 looking at the price I can get them for I would say people are getting ripped off, I think getting 100 notebooks for £165 and then selling each notebook for £5.00 meaning if I sell all of them I will be making £335. The reason as to why I am limiting the number of books is because I am not sure that many people would be interested in purchasing them.
The Vinyl
The idea for the Vinyl isn't something that I have ever seen before but looking into the idea I haven't seen why. Here are the vital stats on the vinyl idea to ensure that its a success. https://www.prices.keyproduction.co.uk/vinyl this site offers 500 vinyl pressings for £1,056.00 2.112 per vinyl The most risky part of my marketing and advertising campaign is the idea of offering the audience the CHOICE to buy a vinyl at the end of the show. This is risky as it isn’t something that is done at festivals, like T-Shirts. But if I include the vinyl as something that the first 500 people that purchase tickets get and simply add £10.00 to the cost of every ticket I will be making more than 4 times the money that I originally spent on the vinyl. And by keeping the price the same for people that purchase tickets after the 500 have sold I am avoiding any legal issues.
The T-Shirt
After looking over my feedback I got told that I should make more products to sell at my event here are the ideas i came up with, that were inspired by other events thats also influenced the logo itself.
The Notebook
The idea for making a notebook came from Doc Fest, as they have really placed there logo and design on everything including commerative spoons to books, the book I thought was an interesting idea, and looking into it. It would be very cost effect the pricing they have done on this website http://www.alocalprinter.co.uk/uk/kraft-printed-notebooks/ is very cost effective and cleverly done, I estimate I could get 15 thousand people to go to my event with the correct marketing strategies. Looking at the pricing on hardback notebooks on amazon they average out to the price of £10.00. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Brook-Street-Notes-Motivational-Notebook-Hardback-White/dp/B00V6N5PQ4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1450093037&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=hardback+notebooks&psc=1 looking at the price I can get them for I would say people are getting ripped off, I think getting 100 notebooks for £165 and then selling each notebook for £5.00 meaning if I sell all of them I will be making £335. The reason as to why I am limiting the number of books is because I am not sure that many people would be interested in purchasing them.
The Vinyl
The idea for the Vinyl isn't something that I have ever seen before but looking into the idea I haven't seen why. Here are the vital stats on the vinyl idea to ensure that its a success. https://www.prices.keyproduction.co.uk/vinyl this site offers 500 vinyl pressings for £1,056.00 2.112 per vinyl The most risky part of my marketing and advertising campaign is the idea of offering the audience the CHOICE to buy a vinyl at the end of the show. This is risky as it isn’t something that is done at festivals, like T-Shirts. But if I include the vinyl as something that the first 500 people that purchase tickets get and simply add £10.00 to the cost of every ticket I will be making more than 4 times the money that I originally spent on the vinyl. And by keeping the price the same for people that purchase tickets after the 500 have sold I am avoiding any legal issues.
The T-Shirt
Th The T-shirt idea obviously isn't an original idea, but has been tried and tested in the world of music festivals.
The Bag
The Bag
yf The Bag is all a part of the marketing strategy, for my festival. I decided to use the full logo with the Jazz Player on it to
Wednesday, 2 December 2015
LO3 - Presentation For Pitch
This is the opening slide with the name of the festival and the photoshop mockup
this is all about the brief and genre of the product, where I outline my plans for the vinyl and T-Shirt
This is the mood board and quick outline of my y
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