Digipak Ideas

Here are four CD's for the digipak I've created on Serif PagePlus X6. For the top left CD, I really like the stars in the 'Black and Gold' font as it reflects the lyrics in the song and the themes in our music video. The colour scheme also fits in here with the name and themes of the song and gives a very simplistic look to the digipak as this colour scheme could easily be carried on throughout the rest of the digipak. There also isn't an issue with using other publications images here as the CD is made up of block colours instead of pictures off of Google, so I wouldn't have to take my own pictures to use for the digipak.
The top right CD would probably be my favourite out of the four as the CD remains quite simple and the background part of the digipak adds something different and interesting. I like the star idea around the inner circle of the CD and how it's filled with black to contrast against the gold colour of the CD. The font also remains simple and clear to read as its capitalised and spaced out, featuring the song title, artists name and companies name. The five stars reflect the themes of the song and music video and also show the song to have a five star rating to make it seem of a higher quality. Obviously, I will have to take my own picture of the stars and insert this onto my digipak.
For the bottom left CD I used a grunge background to represent the galaxy and surfaces of planets to reflect the themes in our music video. I used this same grunge background on the CD but used a transparency with a black theme to link the two colour schemes together. The font is also quite simple yet classy as the white contrasts against the dark colours of the rest of the digipak.
The fourth CD features a grunge background on the CD to reflect the interspace theme and gold stars linking in with the song and music video. However, I don't feel that this disc links in that well with the themes of the song and music video and I'm not sure how I would carry this out throughout the rest of the digipak so this is the one I'm most unlikely to use.