The document analyzes the design conventions used in the digipak for the album "Bad Blood" by Bastille. On the front, the band name and album title are prominently displayed at the top in a stencil font representing the urban and indie music style. Credits are listed at the bottom and a character is depicted running from headlights. On the back, the same font is used and the track listing provided, along with a view of headlights the character was fleeing. Standard elements like the barcode and label logo are also included. The disc maintains the style through use of the font on its minimalist design.

2. BAD BLOOD BY BASTILLE
Analysis for digipak layout conventions and style

3. ANALYSIS OF THE FRONT
Title of the artists, includes their own
personal symbol that is used
throughout other albums and
merchandise. It is in large bold letters
and positioned at the top to catch the
viewers attention.
Their personal font and symbol are
again included in the album title, the
use of quotation marks surround the
name – suggesting it is the album
name.
The font used for the title of the band
and the album is used to represent
the music style in the album. It is in a
stencil, street style implying that the
music is urban and indie.
The studio and producer credits are
located in small print at the bottom of
the cover. This is a convention often
associated with film, giving the album
a cinematic vibe.
There is a character present on
the cover. This character is clearly
seen running away. The lighting
used suggests that he is running
from a vehicle with headlights.

4. ANALYSIS OF THE BACK
The font used for the title of the band
and the album is also used here on
the back of the cover. This maintains
a house style throughout the digipak
and further represents the music
style (urban and indie).
The tracks of the album are listed at
the back of the digipak. This is a
convention used widely throughout
digipaks.
The back of the cover relates to the
style of the front as it users similar
lighting and the same font. It also
displays what the character on the
front was running from as it shows a
pair of headlights.
There is a barcode located on the
back of the digipak. This is a very
common convention that the majority
of digipaks possess.
The logo of the record
label is displayed.
Copyright and ownership information
is located in small print and the
bottom of the back of the album.

5. ANALYSIS OF THE DISC
The font is again used on the disc
itself, maintaining the style of the
album digipak.
The name of both the band name and
the name of the album is included on
the disc.
The design of the disc is simplistic, a
stylistic choice with a minimalistic
approach.