Planning

Here are some adverts I looked at when creating my own.  I will continue the geometric grass theme with the same font, I have changed the saturation around the font so it's easier to read. I have also attached a barcode, qr code and company logos for the companys that will distribute my song.

Finished Advert

Final Digipak

I am deciding between these two as my final edit.

Creating my Digipak

Whilst making my digipak I have been focused on using the same backround (grass), font, and still directly from my music video.

 

Ancillary Point-4

For my Digipak I will use a colour wash as seen in many albums similar to my genre. I will have my main character on the front cover with a bright background similar to Keiza album. For the inside I would like to use pictures of my other characters and they're placards are backgrounds. I will use the same font that I used in my Music video throughout. I have also decided to keep the grass, chalkboard and geometric theme throughout. The green makes a great fresh background and keeps a running theme. Many of the artists I looked at used a background throughout. Examples of these are Ellie Gouldings bokeh and Taylor Swifts Polaroid picture border.

Final Cut

Here's the link to my finished music video on youtube!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0dd4sKkrJUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0dd4sKkrJU

5.Digipak cover.

In order to look at how one creates a digipak cover I have recreated Lucy Spraggens album cover 'Join the Club'

3. Difference between CD and digipak.

Digipaks are a style of cd and dvd tape. Digipaks are often a have a registered trade mark, they also often contain information about the artist, list on songs on the cd, and are branded in way that promotes the artist to they're target audience.

A cd case is in general terms a less complex version of a dikipak. They contains basic information ect a list of songs and a name of the artist and album. (Below is a digipak.)