Based on feedback, the author has made changes to their digipak design, including using new images for the front and middle covers that better represent their target audience. They also selected a new color scheme that brightens the digipak rather than just black and white. Using an online photo editing software, the author modified an image found on Google to match their new color palette for the front cover background.

1. NEW IDEAS FOR MY
DIGIPAK
From concluding all my feedback on my
digipak mock up and flat plans, a lot of
people gave me ideas on how I could
improve my product for to associate more
with the likes of my target audience. These
two images above are the new images I’m
going to be using for my front cover and
middle (right to left). I’ve also chosen a new
colour scheme that will brighten up my
digipak rather than just black and white.
The photo on the left is an image I found
off google images. I really liked the pattern
for the background of my front cover
however it didn’t meet the requirements
for my colour scheme. With the use of Pic
Monkey, an online photo editing software, I
managed to change to my desired colour
scheme.
My new font is called ‘miso-
bold’. I chose this font because
it’s very simplistic yet
establishing so when people see
this text, they will hopefully