For my digipak I had the idea to use roses, similar to Lana Del Reys 'Born to die' album. So therefore I had to take pictures of real roses to edit onto my digipak template. Here are some of the pictures that I have taken;
As explained above these images are going to be used for my digipak, the images shown are just a few from what I have taken, however they show that I have used different angles and lighting to create a variety for me to choose from when it comes to designing and producing my digipak.
I also decided to see how my idea would look on a physical CD, here is an image of how I would like my digipak to look like using a blank CD and a rose.
Obviously there will be no middle on the CD template, but I like the idea that the petals will be placed around the centre of the CD making the illusion as though it is a rose. When it comes to producing my digipak I want to keep the colour scheme simple such as the rose petals staying red but incorporate a black and white theme. The reasoning behind the rose theme is that within my music video the bunch of roses is a symbolic prop used throughout.
The above images are also original images that I have taken for my digipak, as within my design I want to incorporate a graffiti style because of the genre my artist is associated with. It was initially hard to find useful and inoffensive graffiti to use for digipak, however I managed to come across this graffiti when walking my dog down a pathway leading to a playing field.
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