This document discusses template options for designing a digipak album cover. A six panel template was chosen to take advantage of photos from a photo shoot. The front cover photo features the artist with a shutter effect, leaving space for text. An interior photo shows the CD with a unique lens effect. The back photo leaves space for a track listing while showing the artist. Other panels may include simple artist shots or locations for text.

1. This is the digipak template we would use to create our artist’s album. We wanted to
choose a six panel template so we could take full advantage of the digipak photo shoot
that was carried out.

2. For the CD panel, we have chosen this
photo as it is the visible camera lens that
almost fits the CD which gives it a unique
effect. Also, the shutter effect is still
featured which I think gives a grungy,
edgy effect.
For the back panel, I thought this photo
would be effective because it features
our artist on the left side, but also
leaves enough space for the track listing.

3. I felt this would be the best image to
use for the front cover of our album
because it features a lot of the slow
shutter effect which I think is really
effective, and also has our artist on it.
It leaves a lot of space for text such as
the artist name, the album title, and A potential idea is that we should keep the
any other information featured on an rest of the panels to either simple artist shots,
album cover (such as a parental or location shots without the artist that can
advisory label). have lyrics or other text on them.