Animal collective digipack
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The document describes an eco-friendly digipack used to package an Animal Collective CD that uses cardboard netting instead of plastic to protect the disc, provides additional content in a booklet that further protects the CD, and has a basic design due to their independent status and lack of funding.
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Animal collective digipack
The document describes the cardboard digipack used for Animal Collective's album. It uses cardboard and netting instead of plastic to be more eco-friendly and representative of their organic folk music. The cardboard design protects the CD cheaper than plastic would while also allowing for better artwork screening and inclusion of a booklet that further protects the CD and offers extra content like track listings and credits.
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Digipak is a patented CD/DVD packaging style consisting of a foldable paperboard outer binding with plastic trays inside to hold discs. There are several common digipak types that vary in size, number of discs and booklets, including: single book fold, double book fold, and triple plastic tray designs. IMPAC Group first trademarked digipaks, which grew in popularity among record labels after being licensed more widely in the 2000s.
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The document discusses digipaks, which are CD packaging made of cardstock or heavy paper that opens like a book. It notes several key considerations for designing a digipak, including logo, font, layout, images, and reflecting the artist's image. Common digipak conventions are also outlined, such as having 4-6 panels, featuring the artist/album on the front, including a song list, and maintaining a consistent theme. Pros and cons of digipaks versus jewel cases are then compared before providing examples of effective digipak designs.
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A Digipak is a type of cardboard packaging for CDs and DVDs, consisting of an outer binding and one or more plastic trays inside to hold a disc. It often includes cover art and information about the music or movie. Digipaks were created as an alternative to jewel cases, which were the standard plastic case used by record companies at the time. While jewel cases are easily damaged plastic, digipaks provide a more durable and recyclable cardboard package for discs.
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A Digipak is a type of limited edition packaging for music albums or singles. It is made of cardboard or another soft, exterior material with an internal plastic holder for discs. Digipaks can contain multiple discs, and sometimes include extra pockets for additional content. They open like a book or have three sections that both sides can open to access a disc in the center. While they allow for more artistic design and can be more environmentally friendly than jewel cases, digipaks are more expensive and can eventually rip or have the disc holder break, unlike more protective jewel cases.
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This document analyzes different types of CD and DVD packaging, specifically focusing on digipaks. It discusses the aesthetics, functions, materials, and environmental impacts of digipaks. Digipaks are made of card, can hold multiple discs, and provide more space for artwork compared to jewel cases, but are less durable and may have storage issues. Overall, digipaks allow artists more opportunity for branding while being more eco-friendly than plastic jewel cases.
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Digipak is a patented CD/DVD packaging style consisting of a foldable paperboard outer binding with plastic trays inside to hold discs. There are several common digipak types that vary in size, number of discs and booklets, including: single book fold, double book fold, and triple plastic tray designs. IMPAC Group first trademarked digipaks, which grew in popularity among record labels after being licensed more widely in the 2000s.
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A Digipak is a type of limited edition packaging for music albums or singles. It is made of cardboard or another soft, exterior material with an internal plastic holder for discs. Digipaks can contain multiple discs, and sometimes include extra pockets for additional content. They open like a book or have three sections that both sides can open to access a disc in the center. While they allow for more artistic design and can be more environmentally friendly than jewel cases, digipaks are more expensive and can eventually rip or have the disc holder break, unlike more protective jewel cases.
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A Digipak is a type of limited edition packaging for music albums or singles. It is made of cardboard or another soft, exterior material with an internal plastic holder for discs. Digipaks can contain multiple discs, and sometimes include extra pockets for additional content. They open like a book or have three sections that both sides can open to access a disc in the center. While they allow for more artistic design and can be more environmentally friendly than jewel cases, digipaks are more expensive and can eventually rip or have the disc holder break, unlike more protective jewel cases.
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Digipak is a patented packaging style created around 2000 as an alternative to traditional jewel cases. It consists of a book-style outer binding made of cardboard that holds one or more plastic trays to contain a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks were first adopted by major record companies and are commonly used for CD singles or special editions due to their ability to be graphically customized inside and out for protection and visual interest beyond traditional cases.
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- 1. ANIMAL COLLECTIVE DIGIPACK Digipack uses cardboard netting to protect CD, no plastic used Lack of plastic is eco-friendly and is representative of Animal Uses cardboard netting to Collective’s organic, Folk music protect CD, allows for better Use of cardboard design screening also instead of plastic is cost effective and uses Additional booklet again less finite materials, protects CD and offers cardboard is also bio- extra content such as degradable track listings credits and art
- 2. Dark colours appeal to target Very basic audience of underground genre folded Booklet protects netting CD and offers design, additional content protects CD cheaply Cardboard slide out design of booklet means no scratching to disc against plastic Cheap design of digipack is due to lack of funding as Animal Collective are a very independent artist, cannot compete with digipacks from mainstream artists