Final DigiPack Contributions

To start off the process, we worked out what was going where and who was going to do each panel. Below are two images, the first is a template that i sourced from the internet, this was to help us figure out the measurements and how we would fold it to create the digi pack. The second image is a break down of who is doing what slide. We all told each other our ideas to ensure that they all linked together, once we have the basic images done for the digi pack we are going to come together to link them all and ensure that the colour scheme is consistent through out. 

After we had talked about it as a group I personally had to design my own two panels, i was given two plain panels, so this enabled me to think of any design i wanted without having to worry about titles, barcodes or anything like that.

 I started off with my first panel, i got an image that we took from the shot and decided i would use this as part of the lyrics panel i was going to create, from looking at other digi packs i wanted to ensure that ours was all linked and interesting but not all of the same thing. Doing a lyrics page i found it quite hard, to start with i decided to use the lyrics from one song not random lyrics from different songs.
The image i started off with was the one below:

From this i added lyrics and a frame, that Danny had used on the front cover. The final outcome is shown below. 

For the second panel i decided to use more of a close up of the artist so again i used a photo from the shot, this then fits in with the website and colour scheme. I then changed it so the background was black and white and the artist was in colour, i then added the frame around the image. The final outcome is below:

The frame was a idea of Danny's we decided that using a frame as one of the focal features as it symbolises the artist finding himself, the front cover Danny created was all about the artist looking at himself and finding who we was, the frame then went on through out our digi-pack (and website) in order to keep the theme consistent. We edited the photo of the frame to ensure the colour fitted in with our colour scheme. We also turned parts of the image we used black and white as we didnt want too many bright bold colours, we wanted the few colours we used to stand out and look interesting and eye-catching. 

When creating the digi-pack me and Danny worked very closely, we helped each other out and communicated well so that our work was consistent and looked intriguing next to one another, we didn't want out pieces to be unlinked or not look interesting next to one another. We then took the same procedure when constructing the website.