Picture 1:

- This is the image that set the idea off to make the digipak minimalistic and to have a basic cover.
Picture 2-3:
- This is where my idea to use coloured circles came from originally as the two album covers both feature pronounced coloured
circles.
Pictures 4-5:
- I found these images on eh internet while looking for inspiration and existing albums, they gave me the idea to start to experiment
with transparencies, and the two images represent different types of transparency, one (image 4) very intense image and a more
simplistic one (image 5), that is the style that I eventually followed after trailing the other style.
Picture 6:
- This image is when I was on my iPhone and decided that light coloured transparencies (reminiscent of glass) would be a good style
to choose for my digipak.
Pictures 7-9:
- These images are the ones that influenced the final album cover, with the three shapes coming from image 7, this gave me the idea
to overlap three shapes that are different colours. Image 8 gave me the idea to use a black background behind the translucent
objects. The end style was determined by image 9 which gave me the idea to use three circles over a black background. Each one
representing a band member, revealing which one on the inside of the digipak with their initials inside the colour matched circles.
Pictures 10-14:
- These images are of the colour scheme that will be used on the album cover and throughout the rest of the digipak. The blue(10),
red(11) and white(12) for the circle colours and the plain white(13) for the text. The black(14) is for the background.
Picture 15:
- These are all the potential fonts that I could of used including the end two I chose.
Picture 16:
- This further made me choose the white on black for my text.
Picture 18:
- This is my final album cover.