Thoughts on Digipak.

I've learnt to appreciate everyone's work; all of the digipaks I've looked at today have shown a lot of talent and effort! They all reflect to their artists genre and style. 

Above is the audiences personal answer on the artist's genre. The all say that it's very folk/ acoustic/ pop. The style I have used for the digipak is very simple and hopefully connotates to Teen Culture. Therefore I've used this style of "passing notes in class" and "leaving notes to friends/boyfriends/ girlfriends or whoever in the morning" is what I've tried to represent here.

"Pop rock is a mix of pop music and rock music utilizing a catchy pop style with light lyrics, and (typically) guitar-based songs. There are varying definitions of the term, ranging from a slower and mellower form of rock music to a subgenre of pop..."

Also Wikipedia says:

"At the 2008 Juno Awards in Calgary, she was the top winner with five awards, including Songwriter of the Year, Artist of the Year, Pop Album of the Year, Album of the Year and Single of the Year"

Juno is really quirky and highly relative to Teen Culture. Therefore being awarded with 5 awards shows have relative Feist is to Teens. 

I need to add the copyright text and the record label logo! I was thinking of maybe putting them on the inside though because I want the album covers to look simple and I honestly wouldn't change much about them, so I don't wanna over complicate the composition of the front cover. 

Today I will most probably add the little things that make digipaks (record label logos etc) and I will also add the artists name into the little heart on the front cover, to keep with the cute theme.