This document discusses different designs for Digipaks and posters for music albums. It includes examples of Digipaks and posters for albums of various artists like Michael Jackson, Linkin Park, and The Script. Key elements discussed include using images of the artist, logos, track listings, and maintaining consistent themes and colors between the Digipak and poster. The student provides their opinions on aspects they like and don't like for some of the designs.

1. Digipaks and Posters

2. This is the front of the Digipak
which is of Michael Jackson doing
his signature move to attract the
audience to buy his music as they
may imagine him dancing.
Digipak
For my Digipak, I may want to include
a lyric bookso that the people who
are listening to it can know the words
and sing along.
Poster
The back of the Digipak is showing
us what songs are on the CD.
In the Digipak we see an extra feature.
There are pictures of Michael Jackson in
Concert.
Here we see the CD which keeps
the theme of grey. There is an outline
of Michael Jackson doing one of
his popular dance moves.
We see that another CD which may
be some footage of concerts he has
done or some bonas tracks
This may be a lyric book.
The grey theme is here linking the
poster in with the Digipak.
Even though the image is different than
the one of the Digipak, what is the same is
the images inside an image.
What I like is the
fact that there is not a person being
shown but an outline which you
automatically know it is Michael
Jackson by his style in dancing.
What I do not like is
that you cannot see a face which would
be ideal to connect a bit more with the artist.
It makes it seem a bit close off but that may
be what it is about so that the audience wants
to know what the album is like.
Sophie Scott

3. For my Digipak I might want to have a l
ogo as well to label the artist so that if
the symbol is seem elsewhere the audience
will know that the artist is involved.
Poster
Digipak
This could be a lyric book for the audience
to look at and perhaps sing along to when
they listen to the album.
The famous logo of Linin Park is
shown for the audience and fans
to identify with the album.
These pictures are of the
band members of Linkin
Park.
The logo in the poster
is the same as the one
in the Digipak
This poster is showing the
band members properly. The
theme of the Digipak and
the poster is black , grey and white.
What I like is that it only has
two colors which if imagined may look boring
but it doesn't’t look boring but it reflects the
type of music that they do.
What is do not like is that there is
not faces shown properly.
Sophie Scott

4. A close up of her face shows
the audience exactly who is
on the album and who the
album is starring.
There is a track list at the
back of the Digipak so
people know what song
they are listening to.
For my Digipak I may incorporate the scratch
and smell CD as I think that would attract the
audience.
You can tell that the background
is off candy floss the same as the
Digipak, so they link into each other.
The outfit worn here is
different than the Digipak.
She has on different outfits
with different colored hair.
Digipak
Poster
What I like is the scratch and
smell CD and that candy floss
as clouds theme.
Sophie Scott

5. Digipak
Poster
CD cover is not what the
audience would expect by
the front of the Digipak b
ecause there is not a gold
line theme.
Interestingly, the images in the
Digipak is not of a person but
of hands connected.
The front of the
Digi pack is of
the band members
of The Script.
A color theme of black and
brown is shown here in this
poster and the Digipack. It c
learly shows who the lead singer is.
For my Digipak something simple
like this would be good so that not t
oo much is going on to make it look tacky.
What I like is that all three band
members are shown.
What I do not like is that there is not
that much color to attract people even
more.
Sophie Scott