Example of a full Digipak

This is an example of a full digipak. You can tell from the acoustic guitar that the genre is going to be quite indie and the quite dull, natural colours fit in around the indie theme. There are two different fonts used, one for the band name (Oasis) and another for the track list. I like the idea of this as its quite different but on my digipak I would probably match the fonts. The image on the front is quite simple, but still catches your eye because of the bottom of the guitar at the top of the album cover. I like how the writing on the front cover matches the writing on the spine, because you would be able to know which album its from. You can't really see the disk impression on this digipak, but you do notice how the colours fit in with the front and back, and again are not the most bright colours, fitting in with the indie theme. You can see a record label at the back, to let the person buying the album know who the band is with, because some people tend to buy albums with known record labels, as it usually means the band are quite good.