Digipack design

 Below shows two images, the first one is the front and back cover of the Digipack. This is what you would see if you were to open it and lay it down on the table with the front and back facing upwards. In this image the left side shows half of a male's body. He is in a busy area with cars driving past him as he walks on the pavement. On the right hand side it shows the opposite side of the women's body and she is looking out on a rooftop onto a city and the sun can be seen setting in the distance. This is meant to show two different perspectives, one is amongst the chaos and another is looking from a far. They are both positioned that if you look at the images separately two pictures are seen but once put together, the male and female make up one body in the centre.

This is the inside of the digipack, along the spine, "Balcony- satisfied" can be read, this would be more visible on outside of the digipack as the inside would be only a reverse of what is seen. i have added it to this design instead to allow for the full effect of the design shown above. On the left of the design that is seen below, the writing "Satisfied Balcony" with a music note can be seen on top of a drain cover. on the right, two arms are extended out to be holding hands, this will only be truly visible  once the CD is removed, however you will still be able to see the arms reaching out when the CD is in place.