This document contains two summaries of a final digipak design for a band. The first summary describes the front and back design, which includes song information from various indie bands to resemble a real album, copyright information on the bottom, and the band's logo. The front design is kept simplistic with skulls to achieve an indie/rock theme. The second summary describes redesigning the inside of the digipak to include a booklet and lyrics, which fits better with the band's image and the designer is now happier with the overall design.

1. More Digipak Changes!

2. This is my final front and back digipak design. I included songs from varied bands of the indie genre in order for it sound like a real
albums from bands that I have modelled. Copyright is included on the bottom as if the record label, the barcode and the bands logo at
the bottom of the back of the digipak like on the example pieces that I looked at. I wanted to keep the front of the digipak simplistic as I
felt that would suit my bands image and the skulls contribute towards that indie/rock theme that I was trying to achieve, making the
band look more ‘edgy’ as such.
Front and Back

3. Inside
Here is the final design of the inside of my digipak. In my previous post about my digipak I spoke about how I was not necessarily
happy about what I had I decided that I wanted to change it to make it fit more with the bands image. I decided to include a booklet
on the right side of my digipak as it is a common feature as are the lyrics I have put with the picture. I am happier with the design of
my digipak now after changing it and I feel like it fits extremely well with the image of my band.