Digpak draft

Here are the drafts of our digipak designs:
 
This is a possible option for the front cover of the digipak, it shows the digipak as a single rather than an entire album. Follows the convention of having a picture of the artist as the main image.   

This is the draft of the inside panels again follows generic rock convention of having an image of the band/artist as the main image of the panel. However the convention of having a booklet of song lyric isn't followed here.

Here is an image of an alternative front cover for the digipak. Like the other version this cover also markets the digipak as a single rather than an album. To continue this theme of a song specific digipak as well as the conventional picture of the artist on the front cover there's also a picture of the narrative protagonist from the music video.    

This is an alternative inside panel draft, the difference is that the image may not be the conventional picture of the artist. 

This is a draft of the digipak back panel. The draft follows the conventions of having the tracklist, barcode and copyright information all on the back panel. However doesn't have the conventional image of either the artist or orginal artwork.  

Here is another option for a possible inside panel, this follows the convention of having an image of the artist as well as the lyrics of the song on the inside panels, as well as the web adress for the artist's official website. 

The two photos below are possible options for the front cover of the digipak. Both follow the convention of having an image of the artist on the front cover, this is especially conventional for solo artists such as Bryan Adams as the photo is of them alone rather than having the backing band. One convetion that both drafts don't follow is having the name of the album/single on the front cover, instead the only text on the front cover is the name of the artist.