The threshold and bitmap workshop was effective in allowing us to visualise what our work would look like once screenprinted and if we would like to use the layers in two tones to merge and create interesting patterns as bitmapping allows you to combine different shapes.
These type of strokes are too bold for the personality I want to convey with my record sleeve as this somehow comes off as a more hands-on physical approach to a record sleeve whereas I want mine to look really professional and aesthetically pleasing to follow materialism rules (people are conventionally attracted to things that are neat and clear)
possible front cover choice - most eyecatching and represents chaos and rhythm. also relates to Faceshopping music video.
really chaotic which is good as a representation of my tracks. the colours aren't completely appealing which relates to the idea of produce but in an uncomfortable manner.
Another really good possibility for a front cover as it's representative of both tracks as its distortion is representative of the way the music is made whereas the colours represent the idea of materialism and magazines (Faceshopping).
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