
Here we have One of Tinie Tempah's albums. The reason why I brought this up as a root of our idea is because of the similarity of the importance of the world. In this image above it is as if he is concurring the world. As well as that, it is glowing, similar to how I imaged our digipak. There is also more ratio of the image rather than the text, which is similar to how I image our digipak to be.

Here we have Justin Bieber's Purpose album, that recently came out. I previously made a post about it. The reason as to why I have chosen this is because of the body language he has chosen to use. This is similar to the one in our digipak idea. It shows to contemplation. It is such a powerful and strong gesture and it is very universal too.
Here we have Wretch 32's Black and White album. What I love about it is the use of colour, the name of the album is also corresponding with the design on the digipak. He is also positioned in a way that he looks as if he's in deep thought. This can be used within our digipak to have Kapone and Kwabz doing this gesture( plus the synergy of the prayer hands) As they will be parallel to each other and signify the meaning. The ratio between the image and text is good at helping to identify the artist as Wretch is what your eyes are drown to. It's so simplistic in the way it is done yet so effective.
The biggest influential element towards our work, lies in the hands of Krept and Konan's The long way home. This was the album we got the song from and most of our digipaks revolve around this beautiful work of art. It is pretty much how we would like it to be, but obviously we can't completely take way their idea, so he have to settle for little bits and bobs.
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What I find appealing is the use of the editing of the colour. Though this isn't the actually album cover of his "This thing called life" it was one of the artworks for the song "Song cry", nevertheless it is still beautiful. I love how the rose still has its colour. I feel as that approach can be applied to our digipak. Therefore, the globe in our digipak can be of colour with a glow surrounding, to indicate the greatness they are achieving. Whiles there's like a fade out of the other things on the album cover. Meaning that most the colour will consist on the globe and kind of fade out into the surrounding of a grey-ness just list that of August Alsina's album cover.
The way in which our digipak will differ from August will be as we don't have the name of the artists on the album cover. Which is why we will only use the name of the album on the front cover. As it pretty much sums it all up.
Leading to my pretty good drawing of what I picture the digipak to look like: