The document summarizes the design elements of an album cover, including the font chosen for the artist's name to match the target audience, the inclusion of a common "Parental Advisory" logo implying some songs should only be listened to by adults. It also describes positioning the artist's image in a wide shot looking directly at the camera to catch the audience's eye, and choosing a green, black, and white color scheme for the cover and advertisements that matches the background and clothing.

1. Name of artist:
Font chosen by
my target
audience.
‘Parental Advisory’
logo: a common
symbol on a pop
album that implies
some songs may
need to listened to
an adult or simply
not for young
children.
Name of album: Colour to match the colour scheme of
the front cover. I also made sure this was big but still not
over taking too much of the negative space so that both
the background and most of the artist could be seen. I
also made sure that the font was the same as it is on the
back page of the Digi- Pack
Image of artist: This is
a wide shot of the
artist that shows her
clothing and captures
her facial expression.
The artist is looking
directly into the
camera lens which is a
common convention of
album covers. It also
catches the audiences
eye a lot more which
means they are more
likely to acknowledge
the album and
therefore purchase it.
Colour scheme: This colour scheme is green, black
and white. This was chosen because both the back
ground and the clothing go well together as they
matched colours. However this is the colour scheme
for only the front cover and the advertisement as
other images with different colours are used for the
other pages in the Digi- pack.