The document discusses the design elements of an artist's website, album packaging, and music video placement. It notes that the artist has their twitter feed on their website to keep fans updated. Their album packaging and website use consistent pink and white branding to create an identity and give fans what they expect. The album cover features the artist's face looking at the camera to attract attention, while song information is centered on the back cover for simplicity. The artist's latest music video is prominently featured on their homepage to advertise it.

2. She has her
twitter feed on
the right hand
side of her
website. Her
fans can see her
latest tweets to
keep up to date
with her.

3. There is still a strong theme of bubble-gum pink throughout the Digipak, similar to her website. This is good because it
gives her an identity and makes her recognisable. She is made to look like a Barbie Doll which is common of her
extravagant and unique look so her audience instantly know who the artist is. The continuity of this pink and white theme
(also used in her website) is essential in order to give her fans what they want and expect of her.

5. The image of the
artists face is the
main part of the
digipak and he is
looking straight
into the camera
lens which attracts
the consumers
attention.
The name of the
album is in the right
hand corner and is
very simplistic
which relates to the
simplicity of his
music.
The back cover continues the colour theme of
white and orange. This means the text is
easily readable and as the songs are located
in the centre, it makes them look important
but also simplistic. The font looks like
typewriter font which looks old fashioned
which has the connotations of rustic, classic
and original.
There is the production credits

8. There is their latest music
video on their homepage
which is important to
advertise it and make it the
biggest thing on the website
to attract the viewers
attention
The text is white block
capitals which is easily
readable in front of the
plain black background.
This adds to the idea that
Arctic Monkeys are more
focused on their music
than their image.