All these DigiPacks are very simple with basic colours and backgrounds. the most complex one of the four is the 'Mumford and sons DigiPack cover' which has the busyer background. but however in its context it still is quite simple as it is just a building with the artists in the distance. each cover seems to have great location shots.
These four DigiPacks are quite similar in the colours, as they are very individual: We have Black and white, rainbow, blocked colour, and neutral. they are all every simple again and feature the artists very clearly and upfront, thus there is nothing to distract viewers form the artist.
These two DigiPack covers are very animated. they use a range of colours and different styles. they are quite eye catching because of the colour and simple layout. the colours should also say something about the music we are about to hear too.
The next five DigiPack covers are all very different within their selves. as they are from very different genres such as: Dance, Pop, Mild Rock. but these 3 genres interlink with each other.They all seem very busy and eye catching. they are eye catching either for their bright colours, their extraordinary patterns. All these things are very interesting.
The final two DigiPacks are of a quite similar type to what i may want to create as they are in black and white which makes it a little more mysterious, and the focus is on the band but in a way where the viewer has to make themselves draw attentions to the artists, it also has a nice balance of location which is important for advertising for the artist. the title of the album and band are also central to the cover and are quite large and the only text on the cover which is very eye catching.