Curious George
Jack Johnson
The Digipack Cover
Front Page
• This album straight away tells the
  audience who the artisit is and what
  the name of the album is called. This
  is because the red titles stand out
  from the yellow background. The
  light blue writing can be seen but it
  is not as large and doesn’t stand out
  as much as the red. This denotes that
  the red writing is much more
  important than the blue writing.
• Directly in the middle of the
  yellow album cover is a large
  image of Jack Johnson. In the
  image he is playing his guitar, this
  is a natural pose that he is often
  seen doing. This is probably due
  to the fact that most singer
  songwriters are normally by them
  selves or with an instrument
  which is normally a guitar.
Left Hand Inside Cover

              • On the inside cover there is a
                picture of the monkey that this
                album is advertising, this takes
                up most of the room on the
                page to advertise how
                important the monkey is to the
                album. Next to the monkey,
                keeping in with the main
                colours of the album are the
                yellow on blue. But this time it
                is the yellow on the blue.
Right Hand Inside Cover
• The CD tray of this digipack is
  similar to the front cover, as the
  background colour is yellow.
  This tells the audience that the
  album is calm and fun. The
  pictures on this page, show the
  fun side of the monkey that the
  album is all about. The pictures
  link in with the album as the
  monkey is playing musical
  instruments.
Back Cover
• From the front cover of the digipack you
  could not tell what or who Curious George
  was. But by looking at the inside covers
  and the back cover, you could now tell
  that Curious George is a monkey. The
  back cover is filled by yet another picture
  of the monkey. This picture is a sketch,
  stating the fact that the monkey is a
  cartoon. The page also consists of the
  song titles with the yellow font over the
  red background this time. This is the
  opposite to the front cover.

Digipack Deconstruction

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    Front Page • Thisalbum straight away tells the audience who the artisit is and what the name of the album is called. This is because the red titles stand out from the yellow background. The light blue writing can be seen but it is not as large and doesn’t stand out as much as the red. This denotes that the red writing is much more important than the blue writing.
  • 4.
    • Directly inthe middle of the yellow album cover is a large image of Jack Johnson. In the image he is playing his guitar, this is a natural pose that he is often seen doing. This is probably due to the fact that most singer songwriters are normally by them selves or with an instrument which is normally a guitar.
  • 5.
    Left Hand InsideCover • On the inside cover there is a picture of the monkey that this album is advertising, this takes up most of the room on the page to advertise how important the monkey is to the album. Next to the monkey, keeping in with the main colours of the album are the yellow on blue. But this time it is the yellow on the blue.
  • 6.
    Right Hand InsideCover • The CD tray of this digipack is similar to the front cover, as the background colour is yellow. This tells the audience that the album is calm and fun. The pictures on this page, show the fun side of the monkey that the album is all about. The pictures link in with the album as the monkey is playing musical instruments.
  • 7.
    Back Cover • Fromthe front cover of the digipack you could not tell what or who Curious George was. But by looking at the inside covers and the back cover, you could now tell that Curious George is a monkey. The back cover is filled by yet another picture of the monkey. This picture is a sketch, stating the fact that the monkey is a cartoon. The page also consists of the song titles with the yellow font over the red background this time. This is the opposite to the front cover.