Digipak Completed

Digipak Editing (17)

I finally used the shape tool to create lines behind the label record to make it more visually pleasing and interesting to audiences. Finally I filled the text and shapes in the colour used throughout to be consistent.

Digipak Editing (16)

Following the conventions, I used the song tiles which are featured on the album and I also included the feature of the logo, once again following the conventions of such media product.

Digipak Editing. (15)

I then added the label record name, the artist name and the song title with the same font that has been used throughout. The colours I used aswell connote consistency as these colours have been used in my album and poster.

Digipak Editing (14)

Once I had finished my album covers, I had to begin to create my cd. I started by using the shape tools, such as circle to create the shape of a cd. Then after added another circle shape layered on top of the large circle which I had filled black, then filled the smaller circle white to look like a cd. Following with the shape tool, I made a rectangle shape on the cd to add the label record in the shape (opus.) This was because I wanted to successfully follow the conventions, one of them being the label record featured.

Editing Digipak (13)

To follow another convention, albums always use the same codes and conventions, for example a barcode which I have successfully included.

Editing Digipak (12)

After uploading all the songs, I then had to use the magic wand tool to descard of the black around the font.