Our first attempt of a digipak design

Our digipak

This is our first go at drawing a digpak with our designs on it. We have tried to link it to our music video that we have created. This is an attempt of seeing if our drawings/pictures/images on our digipak goes well together.

This is our front page -
On our front cover we have decided to use this image as we feel it suits the meaning and the song well.

This is our backpage -
This is our back page where we have chosen to write in a font where it matches the image and meaning of the song, it gives off the same impression.

This is our CD cover -
We had a few different ideas but our main idea was of having the CD cover with

This is inside page number 1 -
On the first inside page we might have an image of a heart or silhouettes of hearts so that it is an inviting atmosphere of the mood of the image.

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