The document describes the editing process for a digipak design. The artist tried different color options for the artist name, and decided to keep it white for visibility. They experimented with colors for the spine and titles, and blurred a photo on the back cover to tie it to a music video while making the design cohesive.

1. Editing process of my
digipak
Andreia Cardoso

2. I took my friend’s advice to see how the
artist’s name would appear in purple
however I wasn’t too fond of it.
I was trying out a few colours on the
artist’s name to see how it’d look.
I have decided to maintain the artist’s name in white as it
stands out and is clear to read.
It is also part of the colour theme.

3. I was unsure what to put on the back therefore I put the graffiti
wall Romy is against.
I changed the colour of the spine because I thought the purple
that was on before was very dark however the front cover and
the colour theme I'm going for is pastel, light colours.

4. I blurred the graffiti wall
because I was uncertain
of how to make the
entire digipak flow.
Coldplay’s
I changed the colour of the spine because I thought the purple
that was on before was very dark however the front cover and
the colour theme I'm going for is pastel, light colours.
I was insisting in having the purple as the artist’s title because
it is conventional for the artist’s name and digipak title to be
different colours.
I was also playing around with the colours on the digipak title
just to see if extra colours makes it visually more appealing.

5. I don’t particularly like this design
however I this idea from Jessie J’s
Nobody’s perfect album

6. I’m adding the track list
I put back the blurred photo of the graffiti wall and decreased the
opacity which is what gives the white faded effect. I did this to play
around and see how I can connect the digipak to the music video.