After I received my feedback, I was told to take off the lyrics as I have a lot of writing altogether and also to change the font of the message to the fans by making it look less chunky and more personal. 
I was told that the digipak is nice because the theme is constant that runs through it and the guitar suits the indie rock genre. Also, writing a message to the fans was a good idea as it gave a nice touch to finish off in order to connect with the audience.
This was my initial attempt for my digipak cover. I used this as a basic outline to develop it further into something more appealing to an audience. I chose a black background as I thought this would make him stand out as an individual artist more. Also, the orange text was chosen to link in with the theme of fire which is significant in the title 'Fire in your eyes'. I masked the image in after effects to make it look like he is sitting down at a performance. Also I thought it fit in well on the side of the cover. I went for quite a simple design on the cover as I think sometimes you can get more from something simple. 
After some thinking about it, I decided that it was too simple and wasn't a good reflection of my artist, therefore i developed it by adding a texture to the gradient fill and researched fonts that would suit my artists style of music. I also used the 'inner glow' effect to create the look of fire in the text. I increased the size of his name to make it stand out as the name Flynn is not overly memorable even though I think it's a name that reflects him well. I have also added a colour correction to the image of him in order to make him look less plain and so he now fits in with the theme of the album too. 
This was a screen shot from my preparations half way through my digipak where I thought it would be a good idea to have one image of fire to represent the theme of my album and also I put one of his photos in a spotlight to make him stand out as the star. The texture on my front cover I was told would look better if there was the same texture on the back cover so I have recently added it in. Lastly, some feedback I was given so far was that on the front cover, it looks like his legs are missing so I used a tool to blend the black in to make it look like he's just covered as opposed to had his legs taken off. 
I used after effects to block out the green screen. Firstly, I used the pen tool to crop the image then I clicked on effects on the top bar, keying, followed by the keylight option. This gave me more options to change the image to screen matte and change the lighting using black and white. I then softened the edges to make them clearer. I did this with many different photos and I masked some of them to just get his outline.
