The back cover follows the same conventions. It has the same consistent contrast established of black and yellow carrying hazardous connotations. However I didn't find the layout of the graphology very aesthetically pleasing, it's very generic and is almost cliché. This is why when I produce my back cover I want to be more creative and contemporary, as I feel this would help hail the TA into buying a digipack rather than just downloading it illegally for free. I believe good designing carries a large amount of commercial value on the overall product.

Although, simple layouts and design are starting to become very popular amongs digipacks. They tend to be comical mostly, the heavy gothic or hybrid coloured and textured designs are becoming extinct. The main reason for this I believe is because the simplicity supplements the enigma and leaves the TA wanting to know more. But still it is not very aesthetically stimulating which is why I wanted to be a little exentric in my design.