The three panels on the front and back covers of the packaging feature similar photos, creating a smooth transition between them. The front cover has no title, while the back panel text is placed without a photo and uses similar pink and blue colors as the photos for cohesion. The inner panels on either side frame the disc panel and draw focus through similar costuming and positioning of the artist maintaining eye contact with the camera. The disc stands out against the black background through its bright color, thematically linking to the candy theme while also catching audience attention as the key component being sold.

3. Back Panels
The front and back cover panels link as they are of similar photos, almost as if it is one
photograph, this means that these panels are not out of place – the other inside panel
is similar to these photos in front of the candy floss. This allows a smooth transition
between the three panels, making the packaging look seamless.
In this case, the front cover has no title however the text on the back panel is placed
on the panel without a photo of the artist. The text is of similar colours to the photo,
pink and blue with large text – this allows all of the colours to mesh well together,
whilst also standing out enough to read them.
In these photos the artist has a soft expression and looks serene – this represents the
artist as sweet and the eye contact maintained in each image engages the audience.

5. Inner panels
The two outer panels are of similar costuming and positioning of the artist, this nicely
frames the disk panel and draws the focus to this panel, the two images of the artist
also involves direct address as the artist is maintaining eye contact with the camera,
which will draw in and engage an audience.
The fact that these images have a black background also draws the attention to the
disks as they are brightly coloured, and thematically link with the whole digipak,
keeping with the theme of candy and sweets, the bright colour also catches the
attention of the audience, this is practical as the CD is the most important part og the
album. The colour of the disk is similar to the colour of the front and back cover, this
ties the whole digipak together as a product.