The document discusses three album covers that provide inspiration for designing a digipak album cover. The Oasis album cover provides an example of an urban street scene. The Arctic Monkeys album uses a simple black and white monochrome design. Finally, the Lumineers album cover shows how the band and album name can be styled together on a digipak using a particular font. Elements from each cover, such as the urban street photos, monochrome color scheme, and name styling, will be considered when designing the author's own digipak cover.

1. Digipak cover ideas and inspiration
By Ollie Davison

2. Album mood board

3. Album cover inspirations
Oasis – What’s The Story
Morning Glory
Arctic Monkeys – Whatever
people say I am, that’s what
I’m not
The Lumineers – Tracks from the
attic

4. The three albums I have chosen to draw ideas from all have one
individual particular element that I like. The Oasis album I
particularly like for the urban look of the cover which shows an
English street, I will look to use pictures similar to this in my own
album creation. The Arctic Monkeys album cover I like because
of the monochrome design, the simplistic black and white colour
scheme is something I will mimic when designing my own
digipak. Finally the Lumineers album cover is a very simple
design and while I am not a fan of the plain white background I
like how the name of the band and the name of the album is
styled on the digipak both for how the band and album name are
twinned next to each other and for the font style that is used.