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The CD cover features a close-up shot of Jessie J, showing her as an individual artist. Jessie J takes up most of the front cover to easily identify her as the artist and make her stand out. The bold, bright colors and pink title will attract Jessie J's target audience of younger females. Jessie J appears "dolled up" and perfect on the cover to attract her target audience and portray her as an artist who stands out through her distinctive hair and makeup.
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ancillary task
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Album cover analysis
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The document analyzes several album covers and a concert poster. It discusses how the visual design elements of each cover - including the background, imagery, typography, color schemes, and composition - relate to the musical artists and genres. Key themes addressed across the covers include power, calmness, edginess, and representing the artists' brands and styles of music. The poster is also analyzed for how its imagery, fonts, and included information promote the musical act in a genre-appropriate way.
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1) Lana Del Ray's "Born to Die" ad uses a simplistic black and white aesthetic to focus attention on the artist and album details.
2) Florence + the Machine's "Lungs" ad contrasts a dark background with bright colors and flowers to represent the album's deeper emotional themes.
3) Katy Perry's "One of the Boys" ad sexually objectifies the artist to attract attention and references the album cover artwork.
4) Ed Sheeran's "+ " ad keeps the design simple like Lana Del Ray's to focus on the text and artist without distractions.
5) A Korean poster
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Plus completed
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analysis
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- 2. The main picture is a close up shot of Jessie J, as are the other albums on the right. This conventional aspect shows she's an individual artist. Jessie J Covers almost the whole of the front cover, making it easy for the target audience to identify the artist and make Jessie J stand out more from other album covers. The colours are bold and sharp on the front, making it eye catching, making people want to buy it. The pink title will attract to a younger female audience, which is Jessie J’s target audience. The colour of her hair is quite dominant, and really stands out on the cover. You can tell by the front cover and the contrasting colours of the genre of music which is pop. Jessie J is very ‘dolled’ up and perfect on the front cover. Her hair and make up is done to perfection, and you’d be able to easily identify her. Jessie J is an artist which stands out due to her hair and make up, and the bright colours used will attract to her target audience.
- 3. They’ve used conventional aspects by having Close up/mid shot photos. This is used to show that she is a single artist and show her importance. There is contrasting colours used, bolder colours used for the titles to attract to the audience. The colours are all matched up, e.g. Title red – red lipstick. White title – white shirt. This portrays Taylor, she’s shown to be perfect. These front covers are simply and easily identifiable for her target audience. The photo relates to the title in red. Taylor is giving quite a stern look, and is sat on her own, suggesting she’s single. This also gives a good idea to her audience/fans the style of songs on her album/cd. Taylor is looking away from the camera, and its more of an action shot. The album cover is very clear and all the colours contrast very well together. The top of the photo is slightly darkened, showing she could be in a shadow. Making her look mysterious, and because she isn’t looking at the camera, the effect of the shadowing goes well. Her lipstick stands out, and contrasts well with the title ‘RED’. You get more of a vintage 80’s feel from the album cover, as its darker and she isn’t lit up so much. Her facial expressions link well with the songs on the album, but only fans could relate to this. I think the albums easily identified, and is simple and bold.
- 4. The photo is a close up of Ed Sheeran, showing that he’s an individual artist. The paw print and cross are some symbols which are referenced to Ed Sheeran, which his fans would know. The colours that are used contrast well. The photo is orange and has a grainy effect, making it look like an old photograph, something which links with his style/genre ‘Indie’. You can also relate the colour orange on the front to his trademark ginger hair, which he is well known for. The colours are bold and stand out, making it easily indefinable and eye catching. The photo is slightly blurred out around his face, giving a mysterious feel to the album, making more people wanting to buy it. The album doesn't’t give much away about the lyrics or what the audience are to expect. The albums called ‘Plus’ but instead of using the word plus, they have used the ‘+’ sign, making it look more creative and interesting. The album cover is clear, bold and eye catching. It attracts to his target audience well, and also from an audience perspective is stands out from a lot of other album covers.