Digipak Construction process: back cover

Back Cover Final Result

  I added freeze frames in to my music video so that I was able to take 

these similar screenshots which 

shows the movement of the crowd.

 

I layered the images so that you could see the movement, so you can see a snippet of the music video, again making it very clear that this product is linked to the music video. I cropped the images to the same shape and size as the front cover. I also added a colour overlay which was sampled from the image on the three panelled inside, I did this so that there was a recognisable branded colour for the artist.

I increased the canvas size to form the spine of the digipak. On the spine I placed the record label "SOUR Records" and a catalogue number as this information would be needed by distributors. I also added the artist name and album title so the owners of the cd can easily recognise it when stacked along with other cds. This was written in the same font used on the front cover, so that it is recognisable.

Next I added the track list, in a simple neat font, in white so that it is visible against the background. I placed this to the left to frame around the image. I included all the artists that featured on the album to add more value more money as when purchasing the cd you'll be purchasing more that one artist's music. This was written in a slightly smaller font and in italics so that it is easily differentiated to the track title.

I added a barcode, the same record label logo on the spine as well as another logo. In small font at the bottom I added information about the record label, manufacturing and distribution.