The document summarizes the design elements of a CD album cover. The front cover uses fonts that are bold, capitalized, and consistent to draw attention to the title. It features an image of a man in country-style clothing and trucks in the background to imply a country music genre. The back cover follows conventions by including the track list, barcode, and contact information, and features an image of a hanging phone to imply an ended conversation. Images of trucks are used throughout the packaging to maintain a consistent theme.

2. The fonts are consistent,
bold and capitalized. The
rule if thirds has been
used to be show the
important tiles to the
customer
The Image is of a man
wearing a rolled up
checkered shirt and a
baseball cap which implies
the genre being country,
also portrayed with the
trucks behind
The album cover image of
this is a cartoony like
image
The face of the man on
the phone shows that the
call is most likely to a
loved on such as an ex-
girlfriend and that he
keeps calling her
From the front panel we can
decode that the genre of this
album is country based on
the various images and
stereotypes associated with
country people

3. The back panel of the CD
digipack follows the
convention n of including
items such as the track list,
barcode and further
information
The back cover has an image
of a phone that is hanging as
if someone has walked away
from a phone call, which
probably implies that the
conversation was ended
short
The back panel of the CD
digipack also has the name
of album and artist on the
right hand side

4. The 3rd panel of the CD
digipack contains information
such as the P.O. box, website,
email and phone number
The theme of a mild sandy
color continues throughout all
of the sides excluding the
front
Pictures of trucks and lorries
are placed on the bottom of
this panel

5. The very last panel has all the
credits to everyone who
contributed to the making of
the album and copyright
information
The last panel also involves
images of the trucks which
continues the theme
throughout the digipack