Large photos of artists on album covers help audiences identify who the album is by and may attract more interest from those unfamiliar with the artist. Dark backgrounds with gold accents are used on one album to represent its title and make the gold stand out. Artist names are prominently displayed at the top of covers above album titles in smaller text to emphasize the importance of the artist over the album.

1. Large photo of the artist themselves lets the audience know who's album it is and could attract them more if they didn’t already new who the artist was. Dark colouring with gold ‘lights/sparkles’ represents the title of the album. With having dark colours it lets the gold really stand out and lets the audience get a real feel for the album title. The artists name is presented just lower than the head and is in the centre of the page which makes it be the first thing the audience will see, just underneath is the title of the album in smaller writing which suggests that it is important but not as important as the artists name.

2. Hit single will attract more sales Date of release so that people will know when to buy, in bold and in opposite colour from other information to stand out Off center photo which will attract audience to take a closer look, shows an interesting side to Avril instead of being normal in the middle. Artists name bold and in capitals at the top of the page centre suggests that it is the most important thing for the audience to notice with the album name just underneath in lower capitals and smaller writing which suggests that is it less important. There is a colour scheme of pink, white and black to show a punk chick theme.