Digipak development
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This document outlines the three stages of developing a digipak. Stage one shows the template and plans out the purpose of each panel. Stage two has the pictures placed over the correct panels to visualize how it will look. Stage three is the final product with effects added to the images for a grungy look, and it includes the edited images and spines of the digipak.
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- 2. Digipak Stage One This is the template for the digipak that I used in the making of my digipak. As you can see, the digipak is planned out well and names the purpose of each of the panels, this is helpful as it helps me visualize how it’ll look once finished.
- 3. Digipak Stage Two This stage in my development shows how I have placed the pictures over the correct panels of which I want them to go. This was done so I could visualize it easier and after this was done I would decide on if effects would be used, I later decided on this to hopefully go for a grungy look, much like Nirvana’s “Bleach”.
- 4. Final Stage of Digipak Development This is my final stage of my digipak and the over all finished product. I chose the effects from a number of different ones and finally settled on the ones I did due to their grungy look, due to my own personal preference, and the dark look they give off. This is due to the stereotypical belief that metal-core and rock use darker colours such as browns, greys and black. I decided to stick with this convention and stereotype as it is what I as an individual like. This stage contains the images fully edited and also the spines of the digipak.