Isabel Denney-Foster's A2 Media Coursework

This is what I hope my Digipak to look like with a cellophane wrap and a bar code sticker.  Without-  My disk- I would like my tray to maintain my leaf image and the CD to take up the pattern subject to the position. The writing on the CD I was hoping to achieve a reflective metal sheen which reflected when moved (almost mirror- like material). 

EBI TARGETS- I need more text on the spine of my CD. Such as the record label, catalog number, album title and artist name. The back cover must have track listing, record label, legal wording and barcode. All my panels need to abide by the rules of third, I need to apply the rule of thirds to each panel. My margin alignment must be consistent. CD art must be included and and CD Tray art must be included. No more than three fonts on entire CD packaging : legal font must be clear- look at inspiration for what needs to be included in legal writing. Consider inclusions of web addresses Avoid album name and any other panel other than the cover and the spice

I have tried to correspond my draft cover to my inspiration Marisa Nadler's cover for Strangers. I have done this by including the borders and the artist information. I have differed from the inspiration through applying two borders and a bar code. The use of the black and white is a pure coincidence as I had planned to use black an white before but I believe that the borders could only work with a black an white colour scheme, in my opinion, for my artist.