Final Digipak

Front Cover

The final front cover features Omar, but anonymously, as his face is not clearly visible. From feedback I also made Omar look more polished and clean through his clothing, and added a more urban/punk rock theme to the front cover through the clothes and his guitar, which was then further emphasized by changing the font, and using a crisp black and white theme, that was edited using lower brightness and greater contrast, making the black darker and white brighter and more crisp. Due to Omar's values and beliefs I put less emphasis on his name, and more on the album name, by making his name smaller and less noticable, and making his album name the main focal point of the album cover.

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Inside Front Cover

Inside the front cover I decided to keep it really simple and showed the song list within the album. The font is made to look slightly handwritten, as punk rock is all about being free and not conforming, thus a more messy and rebellious font represents Omar better.

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Inside Back Cover

For the inside back cover I decided to use a blend of Omar's mask with the face of the dancer. As we can see, I blended the eyes of the mask with the eyes of the mime face costume, as it has the lines going through the black eye holes, and has a straight mouth similar to the one on the mime costume, except that it is slanted to show a more frustrated expression, which represents the album.

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Back Cover

Finally for the back cover I added Omar's full name in large on its own, without an image, as Omar's values and beliefs are that his image does not matter, it's what he creates which should be focused on. Thus, by simply having text in the font of punk rock, we can see that it represents not needing to show his face, just knowing his name and his music is enough for him. I also added a barcode at the back which will be used when people purchase physical copies of the album.

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