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Janelle Monae's " The Archandroid" album front cover"

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Troye Sivan's "Blue Neighbourhood" album fron cover

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The image / graphic design on the front cover, will include a close up of the artist himself (mid torso upwards or extreme close up of face).

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Sam Smith's "In the lonely Hour" album front cover

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Travis Scott's "Bird's in the Trap" album front cover.

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I intend on using neon strobe light graphic design across all four panels

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The 1975's (self titled album) Digipak

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Roy Woods's "Walking at dawn" album front cover

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A neon strobe light design / effect will be most effective against a dark background. This visual theme for the digipak links to the title of the artist's album - "STROBE" (again, connotations to light), as well as the artist's latest and most promoted song and music video - "Latch" (which also has the repeated visual theme of bright lights running throughout it).

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I wanted to feature a silhouette of the artist himself (as seen in our music video) possibly on the inside panel, or on the back of the front panel. The mellow and mysterious aesthetic of this design, fits in with the urban, RnB / soul pop genre of our artist

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Continuing from our music video's main look / aesthetic - (neon) lights, I intend on using a color palette of about four shades for the digipak (and website) - a dark / neutral shade for the background the artist will be standing against, and three bright neon shades - purple, pink and blue.

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I intend on using a unique and eye catching font, that will compliment the color scheme of the panels.

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The digipak (inside and outside panel) will have an urban, artsy feel to it, a convention of our genre.