Draft layout of digipak

We have made a template of the digipak that we will create and i have labellled each of the sections which it will contain and the image it will have (front cover and back cover). This will help us a group in the future as it will make it easier to put the images we have taken and edited onto the template as we already have a platform to use and then also label the spines on the side with the name of the album or band.

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