This digipak features an eye-catching central image of a spotlight on a square, which is a trademark symbol for the band. While it does not include photos of the band members, the unique font used for the band name makes it clear who the artist is. Information on the back includes social media links, the record label, and a list of the songs on the CD.

1. This digipak is quite humble compared to
other artists, however the centre square
with the spotlight is a very eye catching
image. This square is also a trademark
symbol for their band a lot of the time. It has
been present at concerts and music videos
sometimes.
With the text, as it
is the only writing
on the front, it is
very noticeable and
makes it clear who
the band is – the
font is also very
unique and now
relates back to the
band itself
However they have not included a picture
of the singer or band on the front. This is
similar to ‘Two Door Cinema Club’ as they
both fall under the indie genre.
Once again, the name of the band is at the top
of the page in the same font, because very
iconic. However the rest of the font on this is
more simplistic, it is quite basic but the band
does not need anything to jump out at their
audience on the back.
They have social media links on the back along
with the name of their record label and
distributer. Above all of this information there is
the names of the songs that are featured on the
CD.

2. You can see straight away where
the middle of this image with
the women got there inspiration
from – Che Guevara. She is
giving off a certain in type of
look now, which is powerful and
someone too look up too.
This front of the
digipack shows an
old looking school
desk, and this
relates back to the
title saying
‘miseducation’. Also
I like how the
images are carved
into the desk so it all
works together.
Miseducation could
also suggest why she
got into music.
I like the text in this photo because it
makes the name of the artist, ‘Lauryn
Hill’ stand out so much. It is thick and
bold on the front of the cover.
I also like how the colouring of this
album cover is very unique in itself
because you would never usually see
a brown cover. Also the lighting is
from the left corner down which
could represent a lighter and darker
side of her music
I like how the back of the digipack links
straight back to the front like a desk,
including the pencil. Also it gives off the
image that she has written the digipack
or all her songs herself.
Along with this, there is also a real digital
picture of her next to piano, implying
that this is where she writes her music
and plays etc. This is also a lot more
personal then just a drawing.
Also the barcode, list of songs
and extra information about
the company have all been
included on the back.

3. I love the front of this digipack because it
gives off a hip hop/dancing vibe which relates
back to the music. Also the colour scheme of
this digipack could interpret quite an angelic
look, along with this her makeup isn’t very
striking and her outfit is quite simple.
Along with this,
there is a
contrast in the
font, because
the name is very
clear and
readable. This
would stand out
in a shop, but
also the name
of the album is
quite different,
also quite
similar to fancy
angelic writing
again.
They have also included
on the front that this is an
‘exclusive’ addition
because this will lure fans
into buying the album.
I like how the back is a bit different to the front,
her outside and body language look a lot more
sexual and seductive. The black colour gives off
a more wicked vibe instead of angelic. Also her
facial expression is a lot more serious then
before when she is smiling.
They include all the information of copy right,
barcode, and all of the songs. This is usually the
information they have on digipacks. They also
have got all the songs on the back in a list, and
also highlighted the new track on the album.
Along with this, I really like the colour scheme
of this, how the extra track on the front links up
to the information on the back.
She is definitely
seen as a sex
icon in this, and
it kind of links
back to her
music.

4. The band are not present
on this digipak which is
quite unusual for a album
cover but however this is
very eye-catching and
unique. This is why I think
it was such an effective
front page of the digipak.
I also think the font is
quite successful because
they have used matching
font for the title of the
band and name of the
album. I like this
consistency which hasn’t
been used in a lot of
album covers recently.
Also the ‘O’s make the
eyes more captivating and
is direct to the audience as
they are looking towards
the viewers.
The filter on this is
very atmospheric and
highlights the cats eyes
the most as it is black
and white and makes
the writing stand out
the most because it is
so dark.
The green is very
illuminance as well so
makes the centre of
the picture very
noticable.
It represents a
instagram photo
however I think. Even
though I have
complimented the font
I don’t think it stands
out as much as
another cover.
I also like this because it is a very
simple and background back-ground
instead of being a busy complex
image.

5. This is a very interesting front of a digipak
because the company has made sure that the
two letters present for the name of the album
stand out very easily because they are multi-
coloured and the background is grey. It kind of
gives the impression that it is a spaceship.
They have
made it stand
out a lot by
splashing
paint and
using
numerous
colours. This
was a very
popular
technique at
the time.
The back has a similar theme to the front with
all the splashes of paint and colours. I really
think this consistency works because it makes
sure all the album works together. Also because
it has track playlist on the back the front could
link up like it is a link into the world of Coldplay.
The font is
very original
and would be
linked with
this album. I
like all the
symbols at
the bottom
of the digipak
as well. This
is actually the
record label
for the
company.
This digipak is actually a cut
down version of the pack
because I couldn’t find the
bigger version but it would
have a barcode and copyright
information.