For our final digipak design, we
decided to combine the two developed ideas that we created. We particularly
liked the front and back cover of the second design and we felt that the front
portrayed a confident and bold first appearance for our artist and the back
challenged quintessential conventions of CD covers as we used a close up image
of the artist which created a more intimate feel, attracting
audiences.
We adhered
to a pink colour scheme that suggests a feminine demographic and it gives a more
stylish and memorable appearance. For the inside, we wanted to depict a synergy
to the music video through playfully manipulating the typical image of the
artist. We did this by minimising the size of the image and creating a four by
four tile which resembles the multi-split screen that we used in our music
video. We also changed the colour to connote the symbolism of the colour schemes
within the music video.
Overall, my group and I feel that we
have succeed in creating an effective digipak as part of the promotional
package. The entire digipak gives a sense of empowerment for a feminine target
audience and it looks professional so to attract a larger target audience
through the use of photo editing software.

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