The document provides guidelines for designing an album cover and back cover, including elements such as the artist name, album title, track listing, images, and background colors. The front cover should feature the artist name, an image of the artist or related animal, and the album title on a vibrant background representing the genre. The back cover should have similar elements arranged differently, including the track listing and bar codes, to create continuity in the album's visual theme and representation of its genre.

1. Artist name, in a
big recognisable
font so that it is
not only standing
out but
memorable.
Picture of
either our
artist or a
random image
of an animal
(a genre trait)
Album name
A vibrant background to
represent the genre and
bring out the image.

2. The same image of the
front cover but a
different shot it or a
different animal.
Track
listing
The same
background
The album name again

3. Or the disc will just
say the name of the
artist and the album
name. In a different
colour or pattern
from the front
cover.
The disc will be
an enlarged
picture of the
animal or the
artist. In order to
show it as said
things head.
The background colour will just be a black, in
order for the disc design and colours to have
an effect and represent the genre.

4. Images
either side
of the track
list, to carry
on the
theme.
Album title
Track listing
A bar code to
show that it is
purchasable
The logos of their
record
labels/producers
(if signed)
The background colour will be the
same as the front cover. To create
an all round theme for the album
and to again, represent the genre.