Analysing Digipaks

One example of a digipak which I looked at was Carly Rae Jepsen's.
She seems to have a bright coloured theme in all the work she produces. This is smart because in a way that could be her ancillary (Bright colours)

BUT, the album cover that I looked at was completely different to her usual style.

The central image on the front of the panel is of her sitting on something looking into the distance.
The fonts which were used are basic mixed with stylish/ creative fonts.
Black is the main colour used which some white , blue & her jumper is colourful which adds colour and focus to that specific mise en scene. It also makes HER stand out too. Also roman numerals are used.

How does the digipak link to the music video....??
 Her video "I really like you" doesn't link to the music video as she isn't in the music video throughout.. only in the end she's incorporated into the music video. Which can be strange, as music videos are meant to be about just the artist themselves. But the clothes which she wore in the music video links to the album cover above^.

Another music video of hers which links to the Album cover / digipak is her music video called "Your Type" bright colours were used throughout the video , like her top in the album cover. Also the background lights and colours are the same colours as the album cover, which gives them some sort of a link.

Looking further into the Album...

The name of the Album is E-MO-TION
Images which are used on the digipak are: two images of her sitting down, close up at the back of her album. But one thing I realised was both of the pictures taken of her , were of her looking away from the camera. Some artists seem to look into the camera to show their confidence or to make their fans feel like they can connect to the artist due to them being looked straight into their eyes by the artist. But with Carly Rae Jepsen she's looking away.. this links to the name of the album also. So the fact she's looking away could portray that the trackless consists of emotional music.

The ratio of the image to text...
The ratio is equally the same. The text is pretty much basic , it includes the artist name, album name and tracklist. And there are also too images which doesn't make it look too much. Just plain and simple but eye grabbing because theres not too much going on.