A Digipak is often used for CD singles or special editions of albums. They usually consist of a book folding style and contain CD/s and sometimes a leaflet.
But they also follow certain conventions such as:
- The band name in clear big letters and the album name underneath in a similar or matching font.
- And the back tends to have a list of songs, the record companies name, the production details a bar code and copyright information.
- They will also have a continued visual style throughout, with a recurring colour scheme, with a continuous art style.
They appeal to audiences because:
- They are collectable
- They provide a nice display
- They appeal to older audiences who grew up with hard copies of music
- They contain extra information such as lyrics and production details
So far this is the design for our Digipak:
A picture of the two band members in a studio background and a faded coloured triangle covering them. With the band name at the album name smaller like the examples we researched.
A vinyl with the album and band name on, possibly a picture of the band members behind on each side cutting of one half.
The flutter glitter like in the music video but with the other song names on them and a black background.
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