Final Product of Digipak

Here is the Complete digipak and the separate images too

Putting It All Together

I put it all together using a template that I got from the internet. At first it was difficult putting it all together because since I'm not entirely used to the PhotoShop software I had to fiddle with it for a while until I finally managed to figure out a way to put it up. The template helped me a lot because it shows the guidelines of how I was going to make the CD and the layout looked a lot easier. Here is the digipak I used.

My CD Case for my artist - tracklist and disk

For my disk, I created it also using PhotoShop and I made the shapes on there myself. I tried to make all the colours match or at least have the same kind of colour scheme as the front page. On the disk, I added my artist's name which is TerryNash as well as the name of the album and the name of the executive producer.

I used the grid tool on PhotoShop to help me align my text ans images so that it looked more neat. I especially used it for my tracklist, which really helped. I also added a picture of TerryNash on my tracklist for it to have something more interesting. Here are the snapshots I took whilst still making them then the final finished products.

Completed tracklist and disk

My CD Case for my artist - front page

I decided that i would attempt to have my CD cover try to match what the image and the title of the album was. This is because i used different textures when i chose my edits for my front page. I went with the cartoon-like effect which i felt looked better. Here are the before and after pictures of the process of how the picture looked before I added the effect on it

Here's the final front cover