An example of a digipak style is when a single picture goes across two or more sides. This displays a large landscape image because the maker may want to send a clearer message. For example, in the digipak above it has a sunset at a beach across both sides which conveys relaxation and romance. This is because individuals usually associate a beach with a holiday or time away from working as well as films/media products representing sunsets as a event couples/young lovers watch together.
I feel that having the image on its own better creates this idea because there is no other picture to distract or create any other messages.
For my digipak I would like to have a image that spreads onto 2 or more side just because I like the look just one photo across the whole digipak. As well, I think it would allow me to show the message I want to convey in a single image.
On this digipak, there is a plain yellow cover with a bright, multicoloured inside. On the front there is what may be a logo, possibly for a band or is symbolic of the CDs content. It conveys the genre is light rock as the logo resembles a tattoo. Also the colours are not dark and grungy which shows that this is not a rock or heavy rock album. On this particular CD there is a black print of a child with a speech bubble with a love heart depicted inside. This suggests that the album is about love but perhaps more about the innocent and unconditional love that children feel, as there is a child instead of an adult on the CD. The multicoloured inside of the digipak conveys happiness as it's just a burst of colour.
What I like about the album is that there is no artist on the front which is typical of modern digipak covers, especially with the pop genre. As I am trying to be unconventional with my type of music video, for example not having a love story and no sexual meaning behind it, I want to make an irregular digipak which suggests the message behind my video.
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