Final drafts of my digipak and advert.

This is the final draft of my digipak and adverts after taking feedback ( that is in the previous tasks ) of my digipak and advert. I took in mind what they all liked and what they didn't like so when I start to do it on photoshop I know exactly what I need to do for example making the fonts more bigger and bold. overall this has helped me for the future as I know when I come to do it what I need to change and make more effective. This will also help me as I know what my target audience like and what this dislike so I will make these changes once I start.

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