Creating my third draft for my CD cover

The first stage was getting images of famous landmarks associated with London. One of the landmarks I will be using as part of my front cover is the London eye.

Once I had these images I used a photo editing software to remove all colour from the images. This is the image of the London eye after I had removed the colour.

I then took the black and white images and isolated as much of the image as I could so that only the landmarks were in the image. This is the image of the London eye once I had isolated it from the rest of the image.

I then added buildings in the foreground of the landmarks to make the images seem more realistic. This is the image of the London eye once I added building to the foreground. I also had to rotate the London eye and edit it slightly so that it fitted the foreground images correctly.

I then layered all of the different edited images together. I then grouped them and saved them in an image format. I also added a parental advisory logo to the final image.

I then added the artists name to the cover using a graffiti font. I created the graffiti font using software from a website called www.graffiticreator.net