The document describes the process of designing a digipak for an album. It shows images at each step of designing the front and back covers, inside artwork, banner, and CD design. Text elements were added and refined with different fonts, colors, shadows and outlines. The final versions included elements like the artist name, tracklist, barcode, serial number, logo and copyright information.

1. The Making of my Digipak
I placed my pictures for the
front and the back as well
as the banner in between
each of the pictures as a
starting point.
I started with a simple white
font but this seems too faded
and isn’t clear.
So I added a black outline to
make it stand out.
After the artist name, I added the
track name in the similar process as
the previous text.
I added an inner shadow so it
will stand out more when I add
the colour.
This is the finished version with the
electric pink colour.

2. The Making of my Digipak
This is the finished version
of the front cover.
I added a barcode to the bottom right
corner of the back.
I added my production logo to the
other side.

3. The Making of my Digipak
I added the song list and made
it the same colour as the album
name.
This is the final version of the
back with the addition of the
copyright information next to
the barcode.

4. The Making of my Digipak
This is the progression of my banner. I copied the original fonts and design for the artist
names and track. I then added a serial number and my logo to complete the banner design.

5. The Making of my Digipak
This is the inside
design. I made the
picture brighter
by adding a gloss.
This is the progress of
my CD. I added a
template underneath
and faded it in before
adding the texts
again.

6. The Making of my Digipak
This the final CD design.
This is the finished inside cover.