Digipak - Final

This is what our digipak looks like once fully complete, each photo was edited individually and then they were assembled in an order we saw appealing in a new photo file.

Digipak front cover

This is the design for the front cover of the digipak:

Digipak template

This is the template we are going to use for our digipak. We chose this template so we could show off our artist in different ways, whether its just to show the artist or to show something that can be used to represent him and the album e.g. a cake.     

Digipak examples

These are a few potential digipak designs we are considering, they all have different aspects of design and appeal to the consumer in different ways. Some may appeal to different consumers who like different genres to our artists. When we create our own digipak we need to consider how to convince our target audience to purchase the digipak, we believe that each section should have pictures of the artist to make sure he is the main focus.

Pictures of final digipak design

Digipak analysis

What is a digipak?

A digipak is commonly found as the deluxe edition of an album for many bands, it consists of a cd holder attached to an openable hard-cover booklet which contains extra information on the album such as lyrics, bonus images and track listing. The most common size for a 4pp digipak is 139.5mm x 6mm x 125.5mm.

Our attempt at a digipak

W attempted to recreate the digipak for Gorillaz' album Demon Days which proved more technical than we originally believed. W took our pictures and then edited them which took longet than we had antcipated but it resulted in a final product which we believe to be of a good standard.