The document discusses the design elements of a music album packaging. It describes including images of the band on the back and inside covers so that fans can easily identify them. Track listings are included on the back cover and CD for listeners to know the order of songs. Information about the band members and production crew is listed inside. The font, colors, and band photos are intended to represent the band's style and stand out from the background.

1. Images of the band
on back cover and
middle panes and
also including a
silhouette of the
band on a front so
that it is easy to
identify by fans. Also
images in the black
and white mean that
they stand out in
front of the
background.
Bold pink,
orange and red
colour across the
panes the album,
shown as a
contrast to the
black and white
images, stands
out to fans and
audiences who
see them. Also is
used to highlight
the band on the
front and back
cover.
Information on the
band on the inside pane
of the Digipak, giving
producers names,
record company,
publishers and the
names of the artists
involved giving the
consumers information
on those involved in the
production of the
Digipak.
Track list on the back of the
Digipak and on the CD itself in
numerical order so that the
listener can know what track is
coming next and which number is
for which track.
Facial expressions and
positioning of the band
in the images can be
used to represent the
band and how they act,
‘not following the rules’,
a Punk Rock band who
like to mess around and
Name of band and have a good time.
album font quite
simple and is
carried out on the
cover and CD itself,
older album before
they had a logo,
black, bold font
makes it stand out
over the
background.