After further feedback we have completed the final draft of our digipak.
In this draft, we have altered the colour correction, making the digipak have a pink tone instead of purple. We chose to do this because the colours in the previous drafts were quite dull and didn’t entirely match.
Overall I think we have represented our star well and utilised elements from different genres to portray this. The design is well-developed and highlights the two sides of the artist, the rip works exceptionally well and has a direct impact on the audience. The juxtaposition between the elegant, graceful imagery compared to the uncomfortable, striking images create distress and alerts the audience to her life behind the scenes. This also makes her seem ordinary (Dyer) allowing the audience to relate to her and act as a role model for discussing these issues which are often seen as taboo or awkward.
We have used the majority of sans-serif fonts across the digipak, this is because they are bold and striking but also gel with the overall design well. We also chose a calligraphy-inspired font for our artists’ logo as this is conventional within our genre.