Planning: Short list of fonts

I have was trying out different fonts for my digi pack and have finally decided to go with the bottom one.

The making of my digi pack

I am currently, in the middle of designing my digi pack. So far, I am doing well and I'm not slacking. As you can see I have a lot of layers as I have a lot of images and text on my digipack. I had to make a few difficult decisions when deciding the type of image and font I'll be using on my digipack. On the front cover of my digipack, I have decided to put a picture of the artist looking very happy, enthusiastic to attract buyers. I have also made the artists name in a banner to keep my digipack consistent as I have listed some of the songs in one. I think its important to keep up with consistency as any changes can make the whole thing look bad. For the back cover, I decided to use a full shot of the artist and put the song tracks around her. I thought this idea is creative and unique as most albums have songs listed vertically. I have used the font called 'knitwits' because it is bold and attractive, it is also very easy to read. I have used black and white text which really go well with my background.

Using my own image

Wanting to gain more marks, I used a photograph that I took for my photography coursework to use for my digipack! I cropped the image so I could just get an image of the clouds.

Process of making the Digi Pack

The making of the Digipak

 

This is a screenshot of me trying to edit pictures to use in the inside of the digipak.

 

This is me starting the inside of the digipak. What I will be trying to do is to create a collage of 4 pictures on each side of the digipak. 

 

The last time I was working on the back of the front cover, I had forgotten to add the barcode and the record label so today, I have added them and I will be adding the copyright paragraph in between the barcode and the record label 

Continuing with the editing of my digipak

Research: Last Year Digipak