Before I make my own Digi pack, I wanted to have some experience on Indesign, so I made some practice digi packs to get better aquatinted with the software.
First, I found an artist similar to the genre i want my music to be, so i chose Marina and the Diamonds. I imported photos into Indesign and resized them to fit into the pemplate for a digi pack. I wanted the photos i used to be in keeping with the same theme throughout the album, so it would appear to be a professional album. Because of this, I used all black and white photos. For the front of the album, I included the title of the artist and the name of the album, as this was in keeping with what all albums in my research did.
For the back cover, I created a text box and included the track list from Marina's album. I used the font Savoye LET as I felt as though it was in keeping with the tone of the album. I also got an image of a bar code and sony's logo to make it look more professional.
For the CD, I imported an image and resized and cropped it to fit the template.
To create the text that goes around the CD, I used the Ellipse Tool to create a circle around the edge of the CD.
I changed the stroke weight to 0pt so that the circle wouldn't show up.
I then decided the that the coloured lights in the photo didn't work as well with the rest of the CD, so I changed it to black and white on photoshop.
This was my finished CD.
I went back onto my open Indesign file of the CD booklet and selected the place option and put the CD image in.
This is my finished design.
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