The document provides layout details for the front cover, back cover, CD, and CD insert of a digipak for an album called "Voodoo" by the band Chattertons. For the front cover, it describes using a low opacity "V" shape to represent the album title and faded boxes behind the main band photo. Font styles are also specified. The back cover layout includes the song list, barcodes, and label logos, with the "V" shape repeated. The CD features a centered "V" shape and band name. Finally, two versions of the CD insert are shown, both including the main album art and lyrics.

1. Digipak Layout
The layouts of the Front Cover,
Back Cover, CD and the CD Insert

2. Fading between boxes
and main image.
Some sort of low opacity ‘V’
shape right on the front with a
top. The ‘V’ stands for ‘Voodoo’,
the name of the album.
Use one of the 4 fonts I have
found and edited for the name of
the band and one of the 3 fonts
I’ve also found and edited for the
name of the album.
For the main image, I’ll
be using the photo of the
band next the wall in
black and white.
Front Cover (v1)

3. For the main image, I’ll
be using the photo of the
band next the wall in
black and white.
Some sort of low opacity ‘V’
shape right on the front with a
top. The ‘V’ stands for ‘Voodoo’,
the name of the album. However,
in this version it’s smaller and in a
different position.
Fading between boxe
and main image.
Use one of the 4 fonts I have
found and edited for the name of
the band and one of the 3 fonts
I’ve also found and edited for the
name of the album.
Front Cover (v2)

4. The main image is
copied many times and
merged into one
another using a low
percentage opacity
rubber
The same ‘V’ shape is used on
the back cover too - low opacity
on it so the image can be seen
through it
These are the song names that
are included in the album and
will be in the font—’Century’
This is just all the essential part
of a CD back cover—barcode,
logos of the record labels
involved and the information
about the companies
Back Cover
There is also a low
percentage opacity
rubber gone over
this text

5. Low Opacity ‘V’
shape, slightly offcentre as the focal
point of the CD
image
Band name using the
same font used on
the front cover
Plain, black
background
Will also have a
liquefied effect on
the outside of the ‘V’
CD

6. The font used will be
the one on the front
cover and the CD. The
will be a stroke effect
put on it, and it’s going
to be very, very thick.
The same image,
expect the bottom
one is reverse.
Also, the image has
been edited to look
like a painting or
even cartoon-like.
A key or notable
lyric featured in the
album and relates to
the insert in some
way
CD Insert (v1)

7. Small size texted of
the name,
‘Chattertons’ in basic
font, Courier New
which I have been
using throughout this
project
Plain, black background
just like on the CD
The main focus of the
insert and is the same
font as on the front
cover
A key or notable
lyric featured in
the album and
relates to the
insert in some way
CD Insert (v2)