Font Type - Jellyka Delicious Cake

I have chosen a font that i found on a font website for my digipak. I thought that would be more unique and original than the standard fonts that you would find on programs like word and photoshop.


I tried a website called dafont.com; this website was fantastic and provided me with the font that I used to run through all of my digipack covers. It offers a massive variety of font possibilities, designs..etc. I decided to used a font named 'Jellyka Delicious Cake' because i think it suited the style i was looking for. It's written in a calligraphic style and I think it is quite a feminine font type because it's curly way it's written, I also think it's quite a sophisticated font. 
After deciding on this font i wanted to make it even more unique by playing about with the way some of the letters were written.

I took away some of the letter and added dots, i done this to represent the 14 tracks on her album. Each song being so emotionally connected to Sophie it's literally written in her name. I also joint her names together i think this jells it together and makes it look allot better