This is the final digipack cover - the main difference between it and the draft is the 'worn' effect - the same that was used on the poster. Again this is to tie it to the intended genre.
This is the final back cover for my digipack - it has the same differences as the front, as well as having the website address as well.
This is the inside cover - it is a still from the video with the singer's face in shadow, this highlights the fact that this is an emotional album, and fits with some of the conventions of alternative rock, in which band members sometimes appear in shadow.
This is the tray for the digipack - it is left black to keep in with the colour scheme of the digipack and advert, and because the CD will be placed on top.
(Although not a party of the digipack, this is the CD label for reference to justify the blank fourth panel in the digipack)
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