Final Digipak

This is the digipak that I have created. This is what was being promoted from the album advert. I have the band in the front cover. They are the most dominant. The album name is much bigger than the  band name as steretypically, indie artist would much rather have their music sold than their star image. Inside of the digipak, on every page there is a picture that the band is united much like other indies as they share the spotlight here. There images is like the image on the album advert. Even though they are all presented their images are sort of distorted. As well as that I have also included the tracklist on the back page. It has all the names of thet tracks, there is the barcode, record label companyies and there is also the production credits, which is essential to a digipak. On the spine there is also the name of the band and album. The colours are mainly black and white that attracts the audience are most are 'minimalist'. There is a hint of blue, which makes the digipak more appealing to the audeince as it bringing more 'light' since the theme of freedom and blue connotes freedom.