Digipak artwork

My digipak is coming along nicely, I should think. Last night I spent a few hours choosing what pictures I should use, and editing them for the digipak as a whole. I currently have a template with a rough digipak on, but nothing concrete. My hope is to finish the digipak tonight, and mabye the poster, and blog loads in lesson tomorrow, seeing as I'm really behind and email is the only form of blogging I can do, apart from being in long road in general. In fact, I planned to blog at long road today, shame that didn't turn out with me actually blogging.
I wanted to blog, I came into long road when I had no lessons and got to work, but instead I was held down by digipak work. I was getting tons of fonts, album infomation, lyrics, reviews, all that stuff. I'd consider that a legit excuse.
I may or may not have mentioned, but I've decided to do a physical digipak, as well as the template.
After college I decided to get extra materials I'd need for my digipak. Hunting through poundland I found photo paper, CD cases, and a box of mansize tissues which I can take apart and use as card for my digipak.
Buying all that made me miss my bus, which is once an hour, so that was annoying, but as I was aimlessly wondering through HMV I was thinking about the artwork in my digipak. I had plenty of stills from my video, and a couple of photos taken from shooting, but nothing taken just for the digipak.
I decided to continue the paint theme I currently had in my digipak, and I bought some more paint from early learning centre. With this I plan to get drumsticks/a couple of drum pieces, a guitar pick/acoustic guitar and a microphone, and have paint dripping off them. I think that'll look cool, and it fits with the current theme.