Digi-Pack Completed!

Today I finished my ancillary product which was the Digi-Pack of our chosen star. I used a site called 'Pixlr' to complete this and edit the images. I found this part of the project really fun as some of the designed you could use were really effective! 

Here is my Digi-Pack....

The front cover displays our main Star 'Diamond Clark' with her image and name. It also shows the name of her album which we called 'One-Eghty'. I used edits and special effects on the picture to make it stand out and in real life scenarios increase its chance of sale. In the bottom left had corner of the front cover i used an effect that looks like a 'Spark' this is because the song we chose to do was called 'Sparks Fly' so I thought i would add that element to show how it all links together. 

For the second part of the Digi-Pack i used another image of Diamond Clark and a picture of a guitar as she is a country star! I used the hearts effect because I really liked the way the colours worked together. Originally I wanted to have an extra two pages here displaying the lyrics of our song 'Sparks Fly' however it turned out to be too difficult for me so I sadly had to abandon the idea! 

Then for the CD part of the pack I got a black CD template and again edited the image so it suited the theme of my Digi-pack. I used a Diamond looking background, using an edit with stars in it. This sort of links to the theme of Diamonds for Diamond Clark! 

For the back cover I wanted to display all the songs that would be on the album 'One-Eighty'. This was so it would look more like a professional Digi-pack as this is what most music artists do. I edited the colour of the picture again using some special effects so that it would again match the theme of the rest of the album. In the bottom right hand corner I added a 'Bar Code' because on professional products a bar code would normally feature. 

Overall I am really pleased with the outcome of my Digi-Pack as I feel for someone like me with limited computer skills, to be able to edit pictures and use them to my advantage in presenting the correct theme is quite good! At one point I started my Digi-Pack using 'Photoshop', however I found this far too challenging so had to look at other ways to be able to complete this part of the project.