2. Digipak analysis Creating buzz is the second analysis of
digipaks for my chosen artist. 3. Genre By looking at the cover of
Creating a buzz I would think that the genre is dubstep/dance
because of the colours it uses in the background. Therefore, it
doesnt convey its genre. Although, there are certain features that
show aspects of a grime sort, such as the tattoo on Wileys neck. 4.
Colour The colour on this digipak is very bright, shouting out at
anyone looking at it. It involves a light blue and green in the
background, in the flashes and on the speech bubbles explaining
about the mixtape. 5. Main image The main image dominates at least
two thirds of the page, using the rule of thirds. Furthermore,
Wiley isnt addressing the audience and by analysing one of his
digipaks before, I can tell this is a convention of his. 6.
Representations On the one hand, Wiley is trying to look shy and
intimidated by not looking at the camera directly, whereas on the
other hand he has a tattoo showing with his name on it, showing he
is full of himself. 7. Font use A lot of the font on this cover is
in speech bubbles, conveying that the artist is outspoken. Also,
there is a lot of words in the background to create a bright
colour, this too conveys something about the artist, that there is
more than meets the eye. 8. Audience I personally believe this mix
tape cover could attract all young audiences, not just grime fans.
This is again due to the use of colour. 9. Size and layout The main
image is a lot bigger than the other main aspects of the digipak.
This is also a convention of Wileys that I have noticed. The font
is fairly small too. Although, the font in the background is
considerably bigger than the font explaining the mix tape,
concluding that the name of it isnt the most important thing.
