Digipak Evidence

First of all, for the 2nd inside panel of the Digipak, I took an image of Alice's eye (that we already used for another panel of our Digipak) and zoomed in on her eye.



I then took a screen capture of the Ghost's face during the cloud/mystical sequence to reference the video and to recreate the effect we had on the shoot day as the smoke machine was no longer available.

 I then cut out the ghosts face and merged the two pictures together. To do this I used Adobe Fireworks to cut out the part of the ghosts face and rotate and free transform, and finally fade the picture until it took on the effect of being a reflection in her eye.

For the CD I cut out a circle from my inside panel of my digipak so that when the CD was put in the case the images would fit together. I did this as this follows conventions of artwork for my post-hardcore Digipak.

To edit the circles I used the Ellipse tool on Adobe Photoshop.

To get the text to align around the edge of the CD I went back to Fireworks and drew my line where I wanted my text to go and used the attach to path function that can be seen here.






Some images in this post are courtesy of Google images due to the fact some screen captures I took of my work could not be uploaded due to technical difficulties.

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