Desired Digi-pack design:
External:
For the front and back cover to the album I’ve tried to keep them looking very similar so the whole house style is consistent. I believe that this design will look very attention grabbing compared to the other CD albums out there on the shelves of stores and markets. Therefore with this unusual design it will be successful in the music market industry.
Internal:
This is the internal design of the finished Digi-pack. Ive really tried to keep the design very simple with meaning still within in. For example we used the lettering from the beginning of our music video and use these words to be creative. The initial idea was to have the artist name shows in the lettering then insert shots of Dom representing Kid Cudi, within specific letters. The colour of the inside contrasts well against the front of the package and will look really effective once the CD Rom is allocated inside.
CD Rom:
This is the CD’s final design which i think stands out from the rest of the digi-pack as the bold scattered letters look really eye-catching and original. The name of the song is located in a clear blank space, preventing any confusion from the rest of lettering in the Kid Cudi image.
Improvements/things to consider:
- Brighten up the interior images
- Back cover appears to be a bit messy and unprofessional, maybe create a more simply background so the text is more clear.
- Doe not need ‘parental advisory’ logo on both sides of the CD cover
- Needs to incorporate copy right law, somewhere on the package
- Bar code must be included
- Front cover is really good, it gives a clear idea of what to expect in the narrative due to the clever use of clocks to represent the brain and hands trying to escape out of the case.
- All the images contrasts really well together, keeping the house-style consistent and professional.
- The font used is clear and easily readable
- The design of the title has been carefully thought through when designed and it really shows.
Rachel Louise Taylor 