The album cover, back cover, and spine of Lemar's album "The Truth About Love" feature simple, minimalist designs that suggest Lemar's simplistic lifestyle. While Lemar is featured prominently on the front cover, his name appears in the top left corner and the album title in the bottom right corner, implying he and the album are not among the biggest artists and albums. The inside pages contrast this with lavish photos of Lemar posing in suits in America, suggesting he has found success without flaunting wealth. Extra materials include tour details and opportunities to win signed merchandise and tickets.

1. Lemar-TheTruth About Love

2. The Artist’ name is
placed in the top
left hand corner
suggesting that he
is not one of the
biggest artists
within the industry
yet, otherwise his
name would be in
the centre.
Furthermore, the artist’
album name is placed in
the bottom right hand corner
perhaps suggesting that it is
not one of the biggest
albums he has made.
The artist, Lemar, is
positioned centrally on the
front cover to enhance his
presence whilst looking
up, which may suggest he is
looking up to God, thanking
him for his success.
The use of colour for the
album cover is effective as it
is a retro black and white
theme .This is to perhaps
suggest that this album of
his,TheTruth About Love, will
be a classic amongst the
Lemar collection.
The album name is in capital
letters, suggesting that through
this album, Lemar is trying to
find out the truth about love.
The photo of Lemar seems to be
taken in a studio with a lot of
lighting which connotes his
simplistic lifestyle.

3. The track list is
positioned in the
top left corner and
is in a simple
font, again
connoting Lemar’s
simplistic lifestyle.
The production details are positioned at the
bottom of the back cover and in a very small
font as it is not as important to the fans.
However it contains the necessary details
such as production team, managerial team
and copyright information.
The record label, Sony
Entertainment, is
positioned in the
bottom left hand
corner along with any
other important
information about the
album.
The barcode is
furthermore
positioned in the
bottom left hand
corner.
In the top right hand
corner, Lemar has
printed his website in a
much smaller
font, perhaps connoting
that the website is not as
important as his
music, however is out
there for fans to view.
Overall the back cover is a simple design
furthermore connoting Lemar’s lifestyle.

4. Again, like the front and back cover, Lemar has opted
for a simple spine.The album name is positioned on the
left to his name , whilst the serial number of the album
is positioned on the right of his name.
This may suggest that his name is the biggest thing
within this album but it is also easier for the fans to see
his album when it is on shelves.

5. The inside panes of the album consists a lot of
images of Lemar posing in various suits. He
seems to be posing in America which connotes
he has made it as an artist and living the lavish
lifestyle. Despite the simplistic front back and
spine, the inside panes suggest that he does
not like to show off his wealth.The text within
the inside panes mainly consist of
lyrics, however a section is dedicated to thank
his family, friends and fans.

6. The extras featured in the album consists of a
leaflet with all the details of Lemar’s UK tour
and how to purchase tickets for the event.
Another leaflet has details on how to
purchase Lemar merchandise such as
clothing, wallpapers, ringtones and also gives
some fans the opportunity to win a signed
album, signed photograph and free tickets to
one of his concert.