Top right inside cover - Production process.

 

At this point if I am unsure on a certain piece, I constructing as many drafts as possible so that I have a wide variety of choice when it comes to selecting a final product to use.

Firstly I selected my image that I wanted to use.

 I cut this image to the desired proportions of a digipak. I also increased the brightness.

I then altered the curves of the image to make it brighter, but then dimmed this down my upping the contrast to find a level of clarity, whilst keeping a gloomy feel within the image.

I then decided that in order to achieve a murky impression, the image was a bit too bright. I altered the curves of the image once again to make it look more natural.







I then applied a bluish hue to fit with the theme of my alternate digipak- that surrounds the colour blue, water, and the sky other than the street art version of my product.

 

After saving the product so far as a definite draft, I thought the image to this point looked too bland and plain.

I imported a second image to overlay over the top of the previous.

I cut the image to fit over the first in the correct proportions, and increased the contrast of it.

I altered the curves of the image slightly so that it was not too dark.












Finally I placed the first image over this second, and decreased the opacity of it to a level that was not too opaque, yet blended well.









This is my final product.