Digipack final

CHOSEN DIGIPACK

This is the front cover of the Digipack. This picture was taken in Abney park and we thought would be best for our front cover.

As we are making a video for an indie pop song we thought that it would look good if we add a purple filter. This makes it look glamorous and picturesque.

When using photoshop we thought that the colours should be dark but appealing. We made the green trees darker as this goes well with the purple.

The mid shot of Anisha here allows the audience to see her clothes. When dong our research we found that most artist use mid shots for their album covers to show their trendy clothes. Our female actress is wearing a checkered shirt with a necklace, conforming to this trend.

We decided the font should be white. The artists name in bold with italic font making it look feminine. The song name should be clear and of a small font that is not as bold. This is because the artists name should be the first thing you look at

This is the inside cover of the digipack. We added a purple filter to it again as it goes well with our genre.

The heart is symbolic of all indie pop songs the song is about love. we used a focus shot of our hands allowing the audience to forcefully focus on our hands. This is something typical of an indie pop album

The fact that we took this picture with the sun being inside the heart and reflecting in the water makes the whole image look more picturesque.

The female actress is also wearing a ring which allows the audience to distinguish between the females hand and males hand

This image is would be placed on our CD and just like all the other images we added a purple filter and creating our own theme.

The branches make the image look sinister and stands out from the sky. The gothic

looking buildings make the image look mysterious and eerie.

The suns reflection on the sea makes ties the whole image together by complimenting the cloudy sky and building.

This is the back of the cover. We used a different image that we captured in Abney Park. We thought it is vital to use similar shots as it would all link.

We created our own logo ‘Indigo’ on photoshop. This font was chosen as it fitted with with our genre.

We used a darker shade of green with the paint tool on photoshop as we thought this shade of green really compliments the purple.

At the bottom we used a blue/ purple filter to make it look more prominent. We thought it will contrast well with the lighter shade of purple.

As Anisha was positioned on the right side, we knew all the soundtracks from the album would have to be on the left side. We kept the font plain and simple as we didn’t want the font to take away attention from the image.