This is my final digipak
The front cover features an
image of Ryan from the 1950s section against the backdrop of a brick wall. The
album title has been created using the "Plane Crash" font which appears in the 1890 section of the music video, which when combined with the brick wall, gives the digipak a dark, gritty look,
conforming to the rock genre. The 50s section is the brightest section of the music video, so this contrasts the dark black and white wall in the background and
emphasises the pop genre. The band name has a much more retro font which also helps to emphasise the pop genre.
The back cover uses the same brick background and features a
track list, so that people get an idea of what they can expect before purchasing the digipak, as well as a
barcode and
copyright information.
The extra panel features an
image of the protagonists of the four main time periods in a split screen layout with plain white backgrounds. This
links to the "walk" section at the end of our music video, in which all four characters walk from left to right across the screen.
Inside the digipak on the left hand side is
the lyrics to the main song, "Cops and Robbers"...
... and on the right is all of the band's
social media information so that people can follow them and find out when they release new songs.
Finally, in the middle of the digipak is
the disc.
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