The document discusses ideas for designing a digipak album cover based on a Victorian era royal theme. The front cover concept shows royalty on thrones in luxurious outfits, representing the old being replaced by the new era. An example cover by Rusko is referenced for its urban twist on the throne idea. The back cover example from Keane uses easily readable text in a font that suits the overall theme, demonstrating how plain color schemes can be effective. The proposed font style for the digipak takes inspiration from Victorian era ink and quill markings used in literature of the time.

1. My Digipak Idea

2. Digipak Thoughts Our Enigma for our digipak will be taken from the Victorian era style of royalty on thrones, dressed in their luxurious outfits You could say that our theme is polysemic, as it can represent the old being replaced with the new era, as well as ‘gone are the days of the hierarchy

5. Back Cover In this example from Keane’s album, the text is easily legible, in a font which suits their overall theme running throughout the Digipak. Even the Plainest colour schemes can prove effective. The Font for our Digipak, I believe should continue in the Victorian Era Style of ink and quill, much like the text used in ‘Pride and Prejudice, with long and floaty mark making