starting on Digipaks

Today we used Photoshop to start learning how to use all the tools so we can create a digipak to a professional standard.

here I am experimenting with different effects or filters that I can use on images 

I have added a filter on the image and have included the track list at the panel which is the back of the digipak and also used an image of the street.

Now I have enlarged the photo of the artist to an appropriate size and included the name of the album as well as the name of the artist. It is important to use two fonts which make it look a lot more professional and simplistic. I also have stuck to a common colour scheme which is black, grey, white and lilac which are all subtle colours which I think fits well with the Artists image and genre of music.

This is the completed version of my Digipak task. I have used a barcode and the name of the record label.

what I have not done is included the name on the spine of the digipak, and the copyright information which is written at the back of the cover.