Below is the second version of my digipak with feedback from my teacher as to what improvements could be made and where. At the bottom is the side panel of the digipak which I placed here as it can be seen much easier. The front panel is the photo of money on the bottom right panel with the band's name, the album name and their iconic logo on the front as this is typical of other albums by The Neighbourhood.
The back panel, on the lower left, I kept simple as I did not want an interesting image, as well as a track list, Facebook and Twitter information and more to add too much confusion and be unappealing to look at. At the bottom of this panel is a bar code as well as information I researched to contact the band via Facebook or Twitter. There is also the album's name and a list of all the songs in the correct order found on this album.
The inside cover that would hold the CD, top left, is the same image as the back panel. This is because a large amount of the image will be hidden by the CD so it wouldn't receive as much attention as the other images.
The inner panel, top right, is a photo from the closing scene of my music promo. I chose this because the dark colours and photos of nature are very much alike to other digipaks by The Neighbourhood. I decided to include a more visually attractive picture here, rather than a photo I had taken of the road like in the back and other inner panel, because this will be eye catching and makes my digipak look interesting, without overcrowding the viewer's eye.
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