The document discusses the design of a digipak for a music release. It describes how digipaks typically have 6 sides and images are easily cropped onto the sides. The front usually features the artist name and album/single title along with the release date. The specific digipak discussed has a grayscale theme with 6 sides, unlike most that use many colors. Pictures were taken separately from the music video shoot to allow more design flexibility. The front features the main artist "Arkitect" and the featured song from their music video "Don't worry about me". Lyrics are included on the sides, inspired by designs from Lana Del Ray and Rhianna albums to make the digipak appealing across

1. DIGIPAK

2. DIGIPAK NET RESEARCH
Digipaks nets are the outline of a Digipak.
Straightforward nets are usually 6 sides, and on the
two pictures on the side, they are easy nets to use
because we are ale to crop pictures in easily or
lyrics of our choice. We are able to experiment with
different themes that will make our digipak stand
out.
The front of the digipak tends shows an image of
the artist with large text or different styled font
with their name and names of the album or single.
Also the front of a digipak usually shows when the
album/single is being released.

3. FINAL DIGIPAK
We chose a 6 side digipak because we looked at different
grime artists and came to the conclusion that 6 sides was best.
We didn't’t want to follow usual digipaks where they have a lot
of colour so we decided to go for a grey scale theme. We took
the pictures on the digipak on a different day to shooting for
the music video, and this was because we had so many ideas
of layout for digipak. So we chose to wait till after filming for
our music video and this went well because we planned our
time well. The front of our digipak is featuring the main artist
‘Arkitect’ and the featuring song which we created a music
video with ‘Don’t worry about me’. We came to a conclusion
that having a simple but effective digipak would work better
than having lots of titles and credits. One of the digipak sides
has a picture similar to the magazine advert, and we chose to
have a similar picture because we wanted to link our work so
the audience recognises it and this would result in promoting
it well. We got our ideas for having lyrics on the sides from
albums like Lana Del Ray and Rhianna. As much as these are
not Grime artists it shows that our digipak works well even
though it is in the grime genre.