Development on Digipack ideas.

After carful thought i have decided the three sides of my digipack which i have created are far too simular. This is due to the fact that i have used the same image in all three for the background and the same concept of having my artist hidden in the leaves, as a result i have developed these ideas and have decided to make some alternative sides. I will then pick the most effective and diverse sides and put them together to form my Digipack.

Below is my new version of the back cover of my digipack which would have my song titles on. I have choosen song titles which tie in with the country/folk genre of music, titles such as 'Fields of Golden' and 'Hush' very innoceent and non-suggestive song titles portray a classy and respectable image of the artist and her music.

I also researched the 'things' which would go on the back of a digipack. I did this by going into HMV and looking at the digipacks and noting down the common things which occured on most of the  backcovers. Barcodes, the name of the record company,  a copyright section, and the  Digipack designers name. I included these 4 aspects onto the back of my Digipacks new backcover. Below is my New Back Cover: