A presentation on cd covers and how the artist's are represented

1. Media Studies CD Collage focusing on Representation

2. All of the following covers show that these artist’s love music and live life to the fullest.

3. The pussycat dolls CD cover shows that they are the ultimate girl power band. They are being saucy, raunchy and sexy. This gets the CD sold as girls want to be them and boys want them. This CD is mainly focused at female teenagers as they look like the perfect role models. The band mainly focus on R+B music.

4. The Ashley Tisdale CD headstrong is a very simple, plain cover showing the artist their name and the title of the album. The title of the Album may be related to the artist in the same way i.e. a personal struggle. This is an eclectic artist. The imagery here shows her as a very independent woman. Again this could relate to the name of the album. Unlike The Pussycat Dolls she is showing a different side of femininity. She is showing a different side of womanhood without showing bare flesh.

5. The cheetah girls CD shows them as an easy going fun loving family group, although non of them are blood related. The font of this CD is childish and cheesy. This CD will mainly focused at a young female audience. This particular CD is focusing on a fusion of hip hop and traditional Indian music. Again these girls like the Ashley Tisdale cover are showing a side of womanhood without showing bare flesh.

6. This CD cover is a very lively bubbly cover with lots of bright colours and collage of what look like beach umbrella’s. This CD cover does not show a photo of the artists involved in this CD. This CD would be focused on an audience age range of around 18-35 because these are the main ages of people who go out clubbing and on exotic holidays.