1. Digipack Mock-Up
James Coles

2. The heart being in shapes is an artistic effect
to represent a love for another reason, it is
not a complete heart because the song isn't
about romance, its about partying up. I am
trying to stereotype mischief.
I am trying to create a
natural colour to
enhance the artists.
The album name “I love it” can be fitted
into the heart.
Both artists will stand up
against the heart, they need
to show emotion of relaxing
and not a care about
anything.
This text will be continuous through my whole digipack as it is clear to
read and is very bold meaning it will stand out.

3. The inner cover is usually a simple image
of the artist/s, I will be sticking to this
convention.
The artists will be
centred in the frame
and centred on the
cover.
Bleed marks of .25
inches have also
been accounted for.
The colour is a
recurring theme of
being natural.

4. Track names are in case the disc
case has been lost, these will need
to be quite small.
The graphics are to continue the
heart shaped theme, I have
change the percentage of opacity
to make them look indented.
The album name will be curved around the
disc, it will look effective when spinning if
done right.
The record label will be included in a
striking colour, depending on the logo.

5. The track list will
be on the left of
the back cover, I
feel a picture
would be more
suited on the right.
This is the heart shaped that
have been mixed up, some of
the later songs become more
emotional, I'm trying to create
a time story.
This information is always at the bottom in very
small print. I will most likely use font size 9 or 8, I
may use a different font because it needs to formal.
The album name and
artists name will be put
on the right border in
case the CD cases are
stacked tight in a
shop, this is so it can be
seen for easy reference if
customer were to buy.

6. The background
colour will be
natural, the same as
the cd case.
The picture will be the main focus of
attention,