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Editing the front cover of the digipak.

For the front cover, the upside-down picture of Sheece was adjusted on the yellow background layer and was colour graded. Using Liquify effect, his hair was stretched and spread.

A copy of that layer was made and with the help of the mask option and brush tool, the dispersion effect was created.

The normal layer and the layer with the liquify effect were duplicated and in their blending mode options, the colour green was switched off. These layers were then slightly displaced to give a glitch effect.
                                     

                           
Scale lines and cartridge glitch overlay were added in the background to create depth and texture.



Lastly, a rectangular bar, title of the album, name and signature of the artist were added to complete the digipak cover.
                                     



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