Shown below are 3 drafts of my digipak which all differ slightly. Each one has a slightly different effect on certain images as I was trying to work out which one was most effective.
The first digipak below features all the pictures I would like to use with an image of rain behind my main cover image, this makes it stand out and creates a darker tone and feeling for the album. I have included a drone image from above the cliffs behind my disk area which completes the feel of the album. Something which is missing from this digipak is typical conventions such as a barcode and the production label information.
The draft below includes a barcode which I added to the back cover of my digipak. I have also worked on including an image on my disk; this took quite a while to achieve as I had to erase the parts of the image I did not need which was rather time-consuming as I had to make sure I did not erase any parts of the image which were within in the circular disk area. I have also included a sunset image which is a layer underneath the image of Jade and Alex walking up the cliff, this creates a rather nostalgic feel and in my opinion, it enhances the narrative as we can assume that the effect represents Alex's mind looking back at his and Jades relationship.
My 3rd digipak draft below features the sunset image behind the image on the back cover, this was to create a more closing feel on the narrative as it would be on the back page. I also have not included the disk image in this draft because I was still considering which image I was going to use.
For my final draft, I have to ensure that I have included the disk image on my digipak and added the album title and artist typography to the disk. I also need to make sure that I have both the barcode and production label logo on the back cover, along with adding typography to the spines of the digipak.
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