Being a DJ, right hate it once you sell your own mixtape, but nobody buys it due to the ugly cover? It’s almost guaranteed that you almost certainly designed the coverage yourself. You did research online, followed a few articles and watch training videos regarding how to design – thinking that you’ll be a weekend expert designer and Photoshop guru. You allow your all in making this Jamaican themed cover design. But people who view your finished product give you comments like ‘This is just not Jamaican’ or ‘Your design appears to be crap.’
I remember when i recorded a mixtape of my own convinced that it is going to sell like hot cakes considering all the exclusives and guest freestyles that we had about it. The music was dope and my pals loved it and thus did everyone who paid attention to it. But in to cut costs I made a decision to design the mixtape covers. It was the most important mistake that we made. The tape sold poorly as well as the poor cover design ended up being blame. It was after i thought we would use a professional design my cover.
I researched online about which designer I will hire and various articles and reviews recommended which i visit sample mix tape designs . I was very impressed when I saw examples of other people’s work and excited to own my cover created by them. Finding a hot and stylish mix tape cover was easier than I figured.
The prices were incredibly affordable: US$45 to get a front cover design and US$65 for both front and rear album covers. The sales you will make from the mixtape with good music plus an attractive cover will more than make up for the bucks you will be spending on design expenses. So why spend time and spend big money on graphics lessons when you can get the position done correct and immediately.