Editing the Digipack

For creating my digipack, I've decided to use this photo of myself, as I am the artist image and the protagonist in my music video as well. I've used this photo for the front cover, and the disc panel tray ( the left handside of the photo, just zoomed in), as well as for the back cover (the right-hand side of the image). All the photos had to be cropped into a square (1400x1400 mp) format in order to fit an album cover standard format. I've used canva for editing, and its features of color adjustments, cropping, elements and text fonts. The font used for almost all writing was Brittany, found in Canva.

For the back cover, I listed the tracklist, as well as added a barcode (whcih I found on Canva, on the 'elements' section) and a text which is often found in digipacks and is part of the codes and conventions of such media. ''2026 Fani. All rights reserved.''. On the front page, I added a Parental Advisory, which was just a photo taken off the internet and attached to the page, as I couldn't find it on Canva's 'elements' section. 

For the interior pages of the digipack, the photo used for the inside background photo (of the disc tray panel) is a photo taken by my sister who travelled to South Korea, and sent it to the family group chat. I felt that its warm appeal fits with my digipack, and so i incorporated it, but adjusted its colour grading in order to have a yellow-ish appeal instead of an orange one. I then added a disc sticker element on canva and adjusted its color grading to go better with the rest of the digipack. For the thank you text box (of the inside page), I've made a rectangular dark blue frame, and made it translucent. I then added the thank you text, and changed the font to the same one that is used across the rest of the parts of the digipack.

Front Cover

Back Cover

Inside Page

Disc tray panel