Analysis of Digipacks
Lana Del Ray- Born To Die
Analysis of digipack
The first thing seen in this digipack is the mid shot of Lana Del Ray, by
applying this mid shot. By applying a medium close up, it frames the
audience to concentrate on her beauty and voyeuristic features. This is a
common feature seen within the indie genre to allow record labels to
create a representation of the artist.
The image looks like its been taken In back garden meaning its very
simple as is what she is wearing, there is nothing fancy going on in the
background, the simplicity of the design allows the audience to focus
more on Lana and she is a new coming singer.
The general digipack itself would appeal to consumers who are interested
in this type of music.
Her overall appearance is also seen to be quite vintage as her makeup is
shown to be quite plain. Regarding the colour scheme of the album it is
clear to see there is some iconography of the American flag through the
colours white, blue and red. For example, she is shown to be wearing a
plain, white blouse followed by the artists' name which is also
highlighted in white font. The colour blue is also vivid as it is included
in the background image behind and in the text
Analysis of digipack
The colours used in this digipack are very light colours
one would associate these colours with summer they
are bright and prominent. Her name is written in
white which stands out against the blue sky, the text
is written very close together taking up all the space
at the top of the CD cover, making her name the
next thing you see when looking at the CD cover.
The title of the album is written in blue standing out
against the white, like wise with her name, the font
is very consistent throughout.
CD cover- Born To Die
This is the CD cover fro her album, the
CD is very simple, The use of the roses
is ironic as roses are often associated
with love and death, which is
illustrated in the name of the her
album, most of the songs featured on
the album are all about love and lust.
the background of the CD being all
white makes the red roses stand out
and look prominent, suggesting it has
some sort of significant to the album.
The roses are rusty again implying that
her songs may be about breakups or
emotional kind of love.

Analysis of digipacks

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    Lana Del Ray-Born To Die
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    Analysis of digipack Thefirst thing seen in this digipack is the mid shot of Lana Del Ray, by applying this mid shot. By applying a medium close up, it frames the audience to concentrate on her beauty and voyeuristic features. This is a common feature seen within the indie genre to allow record labels to create a representation of the artist. The image looks like its been taken In back garden meaning its very simple as is what she is wearing, there is nothing fancy going on in the background, the simplicity of the design allows the audience to focus more on Lana and she is a new coming singer. The general digipack itself would appeal to consumers who are interested in this type of music. Her overall appearance is also seen to be quite vintage as her makeup is shown to be quite plain. Regarding the colour scheme of the album it is clear to see there is some iconography of the American flag through the colours white, blue and red. For example, she is shown to be wearing a plain, white blouse followed by the artists' name which is also highlighted in white font. The colour blue is also vivid as it is included in the background image behind and in the text
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    Analysis of digipack Thecolours used in this digipack are very light colours one would associate these colours with summer they are bright and prominent. Her name is written in white which stands out against the blue sky, the text is written very close together taking up all the space at the top of the CD cover, making her name the next thing you see when looking at the CD cover. The title of the album is written in blue standing out against the white, like wise with her name, the font is very consistent throughout.
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    CD cover- BornTo Die This is the CD cover fro her album, the CD is very simple, The use of the roses is ironic as roses are often associated with love and death, which is illustrated in the name of the her album, most of the songs featured on the album are all about love and lust. the background of the CD being all white makes the red roses stand out and look prominent, suggesting it has some sort of significant to the album. The roses are rusty again implying that her songs may be about breakups or emotional kind of love.