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In true to conventions of the form we included the song titles on the back cover of the digipak. Although conventions are subverted as its common that the back cover contains and image of the band or its one solid colour.

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As it is a convention of digipaks. We included the legal information and logos on the back cover of the digipak. It makes the digipak look more like a real media product. It adds to the authenticity of the products as well as making it look more professional.

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The left inner cover (top left) provides synergy with the music video as it features the characters that feature in the stop motion an the end of the video. Which is common in real music media products and it links separate forms of media together. The right inner cover (Top right) Gives more depth to one of the song titles whilst  also showing the characters to be a reoccurring theme much like the tombstones .

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We put the band logo behind the CD tray as the identify factor of the digipak. It once again enforces the idea that the band puts their music first in addition to claiming ownership of it. This is a common  convention of digipaks as the logo either features on the CD or the space behind it. The background surrounding the logo slightly breaks conventions as its not commonly associated with the genre to have "fancy and sophisticated" background. It also serves to break up the art style and provided something different to look at the rest is very samey.

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The majority of our digipak breaks conventions as although it looks good and fits within the genre, it doesn't feature an image of a live person, band member or otherwise. We decided not to use real people on the digipak as we wanted to put a heavy focus on the music, which creates a band image that they are more focused on their music then the band image. It uncommonly done as it does make it more difficult for fans to identify who created the album but in direct contradiction to this, no band images make the album that bit more memorable as it breaks the mold and give people something different and unexpected.

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The front cover sticks very much within the conventions of the genre. The use of the contrasting surrealist colours make what could be considered as a "normal" scene more surreal which creates an over worldly effect. It conforms to psychedelic conventions with the use of bright colours that are eye catching which are commonly used to make the album standout on a shelf. The stylised characters break up larger blocks of colours as well as blending them into the world created and not loosing the art style. It manages to convey a subtle theme as well as blending psychedelic surrealism with an upbeat pop like look. Its very similar to the album to Living in Cartoon Motion By Mika. It uses similar techniques to create a hybrid look.