Digipack Mock-up final

This is the whole mock up for my digipack 

This is closer shot of the front and back panels. As you
can see my visual link throughout the digipack will
be a guitar. 

The is the digipack cover i gain inspiration and ideas from.
I like the challenging use of conventions here, and I
believe this was very effective. 

A shot which allows you too see both my digipack cover and Lily Allen'

digipack cover shines more light on the influence. I saw that Lily Allen

was sitting on a big 'L' and decided to try and imitate this concept and

have my artist sitting on a big guitar. I thought this idea would be

effective for my digipack because it's my artist's debut album and I

wanted the audience to immediately notice and emphasis on her guitar

to illustrate that it's a big part of her music and who she is. Also this

idea makes her digipack more noticeable, and in a time when CD sales

are declining and noticeable and impressionable image/art work/ design on or

or in your digipack is crucial. 

I thought this would be a nice picture to put on the back

because it carries on the visual guitar link, and also the way 

she's positioned to only be at the side, I enabled the credits to

effectively be put right next to her, like how her name is in the

picture. 

This is my mock up for my inside panels. I thought that i should put a close up 

shot of the artist on the inside left panel because close up shots of the artists

conventional for pop digipacks. However now i'm thinking of putting a close up 

shot of her and the guitar together to guarantee the visual link is clear and successful.

The CD housing I am going to use the same font that is on the front cover of her name, 

and have scenery shot against it. 

As you are aware from my previous blog, i was going to

have a picture of the artist on my CD housing, but upon 

reasearching i discovered that that isn't convential for pop.

Instead I have decied to go with the convention and put 

only the artist's name. In the picture above, I liked the use of 

scenery and thought this could look really nice in my digipack 

because it portrays my artist as clam and humble, and 

the artist's image is really importanf for my digipack because this

 is her debut album.