The document discusses images selected for use in a digipak and magazine inserts. The circled images are liked and likely to be used. An image of the artist from mid-shot or long-shot is preferred for the digipak cover over a close-up. An image of the artist looking over her shoulder is selected for the digipak back. An image of the artist's lips was considered for the front but not deemed effective and will likely be used inside instead. A cheeky, flirty pose image is chosen for the magazine inserts to appeal to both men and women.

1. Images for our digipak and magazine inserts

4. The images that I have circled are the ones that we like
and are likely to use in our Digipak’s and magazine
inserts.

5. When we analysed and researched previous magazine inserts they
were generally mid shots or long shots to show more of the artist
rather than a close up which are normally used to show emotions,
therefore we will probably use this for the front cover of the digipak
if we don’t end up using the lips like we intended.

6. This is the image we will use
on the back of our digipak,
where Scarlett is looking
back over her shoulder
suggesting ‘the end’ as she
is turned away.

7. We were considering
using Scarlett’s lips for
the digipak, we did
consider it being the
front image, however
we didn’t think it
would be very
effective or tied in
with our song, etc.
even though it would
fit for the rest of her
album, therefore we
will probably include
this inside the digipak.

8. This is the image we intend to use for our magazine insert, we have
chosen to do a cheeky and flirty pose to try to appeal to men too.