Digi pack final

 Hi readers!!, since this week I've been working on my digi pack. I have made cover and my design on my vinyl. Throughout the process, I faced a lot of difficulties of trying my best to make it perfect. 


The quote says "Some Goodbyes Last Forever, So Do The Memories."
The first thing I wanted to focus on was the cover of the vinyl, and the design in the cd. I wanted to create something unusual while keeping it simple and personal. 

Since I’ve already talked about how this project is based on friendship and memories, I wanted the design of “I’ll Be Missing You – Vol. 1 (2025)” to visually reflect those emotions in a meaningful way. I created the front cover as a photo collage made up of real moments shared with my friends—candid, joyful, and heartfelt. The soft overlay gives a nostalgic, almost dreamy effect, as if we’re looking back at these memories through time. I used a minimal, elegant font to keep the focus on the visuals and the emotion behind them. Adding my name and handle (@NAVYAAGGARWAL) felt like a personal signature to a piece that means so much to me—it’s my story, shared through design.

The vinyl and disc designs carry this same tone. The quote “Some Goodbyes Last Forever, So Do The Memories” was chosen to capture the feeling of moving on while still holding onto what mattered. The airplane graphic was my way of representing a journey or transition—possibly into a new phase of life—while the center of the disc remains filled with those same familiar faces. I wanted the physical design to feel like a time capsule—something you could hold in your hands and be instantly transported back to all the little moments that made these friendships so special.

















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