Digi Pack research

Includes the artists name

and the album name

Black background to

exaggerate bright colours

Includes colours red, blue and

yellow which are the primary

colours

The same font for

‘Bassnectar’ is used on all CD

coversThe same

symbol next to ‘bassnectar’ is used in the eye

Two eyes included, suggests they are

watching

Shapes that look like hands, almost makes the black and white drawing

look like a creature

• The CD cover for ‘Divergent Spectrum’ is very busy and colourful, making it eye catching for the audience.

• ‘Spectrum’ is a band of colours, explaining the three primary colours on the CD cover.

• ‘Divergent’ is when something tends to be different, which may explain the black and white drawing on the front as it is very unique.

• The name of the album fits with the picture

The same symbol is used

for this CD cover

The same font is used

There is also an eye on this,

suggesting it is a reoccurring

theme for bassnectar

Spacemen playing

drums are unique

To emphasis the reason why the CD was called ‘wildstyle’ there is an

explosion at the bottom

There are also slight cartoon

effects to make the

cover more fun and unique

The name Bassnectar is on every part of the

CD package

The eye and symbol are carried

on The same font and

colours for ‘wildstyle’ are used

On the CD, bassnectar includes his website so people can go and visit

it, promoting bassnectar

more.

The back of the digi pack

includes the same

background as the front

The songs are listed, also

including who wrote and

produced them, and who the vocals and

instruments were

The CD only includes the

songs

Copyright is included

An explanation of the music is explained and

a thank you note

The space man is included on

the CD

Bassnectar Symbol

“The whole concept of the bassnectar logo/icon symbol is kind of a play on duality, in reference to the balance of positive/negative forces in the universe, and the relative aspects of these forces (meaning there is not absolute ‘right’ or ‘wrong’…only subjective perspective)

Even though there is no Absolute right & wrong, and even though even the SUBJECTIVELY wrong will never be eliminated, nor shall “goodness prevail” …at least not absolutely…. EVEN THOUGH that is true…. I still think that following your natural reflex to help is good because it SUSTAINS the balance.”