FINAL Digipack sides

I decided to use the theme of a mouth throughout my final digipack. This was inspired by our artists song, "The Kind Of Thing You'd Say". In each of my panels, I have used similar images of my mouth, but being slightly distorted or different in each panel.



This is my final back cover. I carried on the theme of teeth and mouthes throughout. I wanted each tooth to frame each song title. In this I decided to crop to just the teeth, and rotate it to make obvious seporation between each title. I also enhanced the colour of this, which makes the writing stand out and makes the image more interesting. This is a middle page; most cd packs have one page giving some background information about the artist. In this I show each of the supposed band members, with a hint of a picture. I have used the same cutout effect on each picture, using eyes to contrast with the mouth theme. This picture started off as black and white, but i decided to make it almost sepia tone in places, just to make it more interesting and colourful. In this panel, I decided to crop the picture to only show the right side of the mouth, then mirrored it. This makes an eye catching design, frames the text and draws your eye to the center.

In this panel, I decided to write some fictional reviews, which would attract the audience with possitive reactions from some of their favourite musical names. The design of this panel is used to emphasise the writing, and make it stand out. This panel is dark, which makes the white writing bolder. The background image is a similar picture, but flipped upside down. This makes the image interesting, and makes the viewer look twice, as its subtle, which makes it effective.

This is my front cover. Im very pleased with it. I've included the "gig lights", which give the flash of colour it needs, otherwise it would be an average, dull black and white image. The writing on the teeth is well spaced out, and is readable. The mouth suits the song, and the cover suits the genre, as its interesting, but not over done, it shows the band, and is appealing to its audience.