Back Cover editing continued

 

I have decided to use the image with Emily of the left as this gives more room for the text on the right side and so that it will be easier to read than it would be with alternating text on either side. I have added a barcode in the bottom right as this is a convention of a CD. 

I have resized the barcode as it was too big before, I have also faded the barcode slightly to prevent it from looking fake.



This is something I saw on some of the CDs I have looked at; it is a notice about right to prevent people from copying the CD and songs. I included this to as it is a convention of CDs so that it looks more believable. I have also included a link to 'Theo Carters' website. The text I chose is a sans serif font so that it is easy to read and as it is a more formal part of the CD. I chose grey variations for this so that it can be seen and fits with the theme of the DigiPak but is not too bold. 

For the song names I positioned them in the space on the right side; the colour of the font is the same as it is on the front to show consistency. I chose a hand written type serif font as I like the way it looks and that it suits the personal vibe of the CD.

 

This is the back cover of the CD.