Front cover:
This partially complies with the conventions of existing products. I had originally planned to include both the artist and album name on the front cover. However, during the process I thought the piece was more aesthetically pleasing without it. I am surprised with the results as this was my first attempt.. I have succeeded in making my CD cover bright, colourful and attractive. However, If was to do it again, I would maybe use more masculine colours. I used a combination of pink and blue to address both genders but the pink is a little over powering. Overall, I think that the composition works.
Inside Left and Center:I think the contrast of the black and white photo with the colourful collage background works well. The photographs add a more personal feel to the digipak whilst also maintaining professionalism. We were careful with the photos we took, this means that every "pose" is intentional to give this image. I also feel that I have successfully kept the theme strong throughout.

This panel is for the CD, I ave kept it simple ads it will be blocked by a CD. However, I have still maintained the theme so that when the CD is removed, the digipak still looks nice.
Similar to existing products, I used this extra panel for special thanks. This is where I put Chris, our main actor, Freddie and myself. Although I haven't put the record label but I think that this works well as an extra panel. It is also a typical convention.
Back Cover:
My back cover is supposed to represent a track list. Our teacher suggested that we should put the contents of the actual CD so it is for that reason, that I have done it. This includes the artist name, the song title, what is on the disc and my candidate number.
My back cover is supposed to represent a track list. Our teacher suggested that we should put the contents of the actual CD so it is for that reason, that I have done it. This includes the artist name, the song title, what is on the disc and my candidate number.




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