Creating the Digipak

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Creating the Digipak and Poster

 After lots of planning I finally made my Digipak, using a combination of my graphics tablet and Photoshop. It was a long process to create, as I took screenshots off my music video and then drew around them on my digital drawing software. This was there is a clear link between the video and the poster. I also kept the idea of implementing colour from my music video onto my digipak as each line work of the band member matches the colour of light used in the video.











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