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Final Digipak

Exterior

Interior

Part One Inside Panel

Feedback: 

- I like the colour of the digipack, the glow. I like the effect on the hat, whereby there are a mixture of different colours contrasted together. I also like the lyrics that are placed on top of the singer and are showcased across the singers hat. (Feedback given by male aged 17)

- The shot itself is quite good as you can see the artist. The mise-en-scene is spot on, the hat represents the image of a singer/songwriter. I'd scale back the effects, it seems to tampered with, if you strip it back because it is the first album because the fans need to know the artist before they start distorting the image. (Feedback given by male aged 17)

- Perhaps change the clarity of it, not very clear. Don't like the text, not very clear either. I like the picture effect thats been used. (Feedback given by male aged 17.)

- The writing looks unclear, looks a bit blurry. I like the vibrance effect looks good and I like the way the artist is looking down and the hat is slightly covering the artists face. (Feedback given by male aged 17.) 

After reviewing all of the feedback given from our peers, we decided to change the background and the colour of our text as the white background was far too contrasting with the rest of our panels. This panel now fits the theme of our digipak as a galactic and more fun theme to cater for our audience. 

Record Label Logo

In order to create a successful back cover, I had to look very closely at the conventions within a digipak back cover. I founded that most back covers consist of a record label logo that is usually placed on the right hand side of the back cover. I created this record label logo to be put onto the back of the digipak in order to create a professional outcome. I played with the inner and outer glows on photoshop in order to create a nice effect within the logo.

Final Digipak Cover

Digipak Alternative Ideas

After thinking really hard about the cover, I had come to a conclusion that the entire format and layout was more of a form of poster. I decided that whatever that could be done to the image would still not change the overall look of it. Therefore, I decided to re-start the entire front cover.

Digpak Front Cover in Progress

I decided that I could maybe alter the aesthetics by changing the background of the cover to enhance the artist more and to draw the audience into the cover. I did this by changing the colour of the top and adjusting the levels of the colour. I decided to change the font which could match the theme of the image.