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It is clear from this compilation that conventions for the genre of the folk/indie rock genre in its portrayal of female artists sees a particular focus on the artist herself. Often the image is a mid shot or a close up that highlights the album's exposition of the artist's feelings and thoughts. The artist is often styled minimally, with little or no make up to achieve an understated vulnerability that is present with their honest music. The lack of retouching and natural look, emphasises the down-to-earth, human experiences the convey in their lyrics and reflects the production of their music, which is also not overt and perfect. The alternative to have an image of the artist herself is to have a simple piece of artwork that uses simple black lines and mark making to compose the image. To conclude: our digipak needs to be simple, minimal and focused on our artist in order to conform to the conventions of the genre.

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Citizen of Glass

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Aventine

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Riverside

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Philharmonics

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I've Got a Friend Called Emily Ferris

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The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas

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How to carve a carrot into a rose

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Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit.

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Lush

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Retired from Sad, New Career in Business

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Bury Me At Make Out Creek

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Puberty 2

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My Woman

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Burn Your Fire For No Witnesses

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Half Way Home

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Strange Cacti

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Are We There

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Tramp

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epic

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Because I Was in Love