Our digipak has developed and we are now in the final stages of development. The front cover for the digipak has been completed alongside the 2 inner panels. We are now just waiting for the text to be added to the back of the CD. This has taken longer because of issues regarding the colours and fonts used but it has been resolved and for this reason digipak development should be completed by the end of today.
Above these are the technical elements of how our digipak will be constructed. You can see below an example of what a digipak in this design will look like upon completion. This is simply to give a rough idea of what the final product could look like.
Our final front cover for our digipak can be seen below. We chose this format because of its neutral and plain colours and its simply approach. We like the font as it clearly states the digipak title and artist without being too over the top. Overall, we feel this digipak helps to capture some of the persona we are trying to create in our artist.
While making use of photoshop, we also employed a photo editor on Maria's iPad to assist in some more minute editing. This app was called Fotor and allowed us to add some interesting effects to the images.
For the back of our CD, I simply cropped a small portion of the pattern from the front cover. I then had to darken it down in order for the white text to be clearly visible. For the spine of the CD I simply blended the 2 covers intersection. This is then complete with simply text. The text still has to be added to the back cover.
The 2 inside panels will use the following images. The CD tray has been laid out with the CD picture edited in.
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