Beginning CD Digipak

Stage 32- Adding text of artists name, in a font that makes it look like an autograph.

Stage 31- Changing image on the right to black and white and removing lyrics.

Stage 30- Converting images to black and white on the left & adding a red background behind the image on the right. Also enlarging the lyrics on the right.

Stage 29- Swapping the images around and adding text.

Stage 28- Using the lasso tool to cut round the edges of the artist, then adding the photo over the coloured background and also editing it to a poster edges effect.

Stage 27- Cutting out image of artist from one photo.

Stage 26- Using the paint brush effect, to use for a background.

Stage 25- Editing both images too poster edge effect.

Stage 24- Copying the same image and reverting the image so it has a mirror like effect.

Stage 23- Inputting the image into photoshop.

Stage 22- Finding images with 'Browse with Bridge'.

Stage 21- Beginning inside covers.

Stage 20- Adding text to my CD digipak.

Stage 19- Choosing the poster edges effect the same effect as the back cover.

Stage 18- Choosing different effects.

Stage 17- Converting to black and white.

Stage 16- Adding image to the front cover.

Stage 15- Choosing image for front cover.

Stage 14- The Final Back Cover.

Stage 13- Choosing the effect of 'Poster Edges'.

Stage 12- Experimenting with different effects.

Stage 11- I have now chosen a suitable text font, size and position on the back cover of my digipak. I will now go on to looking through different effects through the 'filter' section on photoshop elements.

Stage 10- I have then moved the text around on the image to see where it looks best and how you can see the text.

Stage 9- I have changed the font size to a suitable size to read.

Stage 8- I am now beginning to add the track listing for my album, I am now experimenting with different font styles.

Stage 7- I have now added text, showing the producers name and the artists official website.

Stage 6- I have moved my record label so I can begin to add text.

Stage 5- I have then added my record company label next to my barcode.

Stage 4- I have added my barcode image onto my back cover, over the image I have already added.

Stage 3- My image is now black and white, which makes it look more effective.

Stage 2- I converted my image into black and white.

Stage 1- I added my first photo onto the back of my digipak.