Editing Our Digipak

We're currently working on constructing and finalising our Digipak in Photoshop. We had finished our front cover the day before, but the other side of the Digipak still needed to be finalised. As a result, we've been doing the following:

Here is a picture of what our front cover looks like so far: 

The front page has remained the same since last time, however I believe we might consider moving Gia to make her name stick out more.

Here is a picture of what our inside front cover looks like: 

Jake came up with the concept of including reviews on this side so that when people buy the Digipak, they will know they aren't wasting their money and that many others have appreciated it. The white autographic, signature-like fount was chosen to evoke a personal response, as if the artists had personally signed the Digipak for the purchaser.

Here is a picture of what our back cover looks like:

Finally, we decided to use Photoshop to generate a variety of options and see which ones appear best on this side. The black bar at the bottom of the screen allows us to clearly show who the record label is, which we named 'fishers record' after taking inspiration from other record labels like'republic records' and incorporating it into our own, a barcode that can be scanned in stores, and a link to her website that tells the audience more about her as an artist. That was, in my opinion, a really wise decision. We also chose to put the names of Jake's songs in the middle of the screen to bring the audience's attention to them. When it came to naming the songs, we knew it was critical to match the title to her star persona, which depicted a fun, sassy, brave, confident, and mysterious woman. One difficulty I believe we have with the song titles is that they blend in with her teeth's whiteness. As a result, it might be beneficial to choose a little bolder font so that the reader can read them more easily.

Overall, I'm  pleased and looking forward to seeing the finished product and considering the issues I've mentioned, but I'm even more excited to see it in its entirety.