This shows the production aspect the inside panels of my digipak. Here I have stuck to the conventions of digipaks by using a medium close up shot of the artist as the album image, ensuring that the artist name and the album name are in the correct font size, including the essential information such as the copy right information, record label's logo and barcode and lastly the appropriate use of fonts and colours.
I have decided to keep the design of my digipak simple so that it clearly reflects aspects of the music video. I have not used any graphics, designs or colourful illustrations as that wouldn't establish a link with my music video. However, I have manipulated the images by changing the brightness and contrast to put emphasis on James' face. The images I chose to use on the front panels of mt digipak both show James looking outwards and away. This is to show how James' self reflectiveness and to mirror the message of the music video which is 'the impact of life'.
With the artist and album name, I realised that the writing of the font 'label impact' was transparent, as a result I have to put a white box underneath the text in order for it to show effectively. Also with the track listing, I initially used the font 'futura' however, it did not match with the rest of the font therefore, I decided to change it to 'label impact reverse' which works perfectly alongside 'label impact'.
After finishing the outside panels, I realised that the size of the track list was way too big and it looked unprofessional so I just changed the size of it so that it looks more appropriate.
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