In todays lesson, I designed my Digi-pack and made a flat pack for it. I will have to have a photo shoot to get pictures to put on my digi-pack. I have decided to use the 6 panel digi-pack. The front consists of the three group members on a plain background. The middle girl is holding the groups logo at a slant. All three of them have cartoon halos and devils tails. The cartoon parts show the irony of their innocence contrasted with there devilish flare. The back of the pack has the names of the songs on the album, as well as the barcode. Having the tracks on the back of the digi-pack is a typical convention of a digi-pack. The first inferior flap is an image of the group members sitting on a sofa with their legs crossed. This is an image from the music video of 'Jumpin Jumpin'. The second inferior flap is three different images of the girls split off into three different triangles, with the band name going diagonally across. It is vital that there are lots of images of the girls in the digi-pack as they are new group starting out, so would be recognized as a group as well as individual members of the group. The inside centre is an image of the three girls in the Charlies Angels positions. This connotes them to be strong fighting women. Although, the Charlies Angels girls art fighting for a man, Good Girlz Bad is a contrast to this as although they are strong fighters like the Angels, they do not fight for a man, they fight against men, for girl power. The spine is just the group name, which is also a convention of a digi-pack.
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