Digipak Completed

I have finished producing my digipak design. On the front of the digipak I have used a simple black and white colour scheme with sans-serif fonts for a simple look. The front features the title of the album which is also the title of the main song, that which we have produced a video for, as well as the title of the band. The band's name is in a smaller, more subtle font to attract attention to the song's title. On the back I have featured a track list. I put this on the back since this and the front are the panels that will be visible when the digipak is folded and the track list is what is likely to make people buy an album. Again, I use a black and white colour scheme, but I have used a red font for the title song since this makes it stand out among the other songs. I have also included a barcode and the information commonly found on the backs of digipaks. On the first inside panel I have included social media links for the band since this form of advertisement is common in digipaks.

Inside the digipak, I have used hand-drawn images of scenes from the music video. This means the digipak relates to the music video, but does not directly take from it. I have put the main song's lyrics over the drawings of the main character and I have stretched the four drawn sections over the left and right panels. The drawn sections are separated by the disc tray which is similar to the front cover, only the song's title and the band's name have been separated so that they are above and below the centre of the disc tray.