Inside Covers of the Ancillary Task

After consideration, I have decided to replace the current images with new ones as I feel that even if I edit them to link more to the other covers and poster, they still do not link enough to the rabbit and protagonist.

Fortunately, when I was taking photographs for my ancillary task originally, I took so many that I have a lot to choose from and so re-organising some time to take more photos is unnecessary.

I have found two shots that I am interested in using. The first, which would go on the inside left cover, is an extreme close up of the rabbit's head without it's mouth. The second, which would go on the right, is of the mouth. I think these two shots would be useful to include as it looks as if the same photograph has been cut in half and this manipulation and disfigurement is similar to the way the protagonist's reality and life has become warped.

By having the two inside images in black and white, it does not overpower the digipak with too much colour and connotes that when looked into deep enough (i.e. inside) it is clear that the life that is being lived by the protagonist is mundane and lacklustre (no colour or vibrancy); it's as if the audience will be looking inside the mind.