The red roses on the album cover symbolize beauty and innocence. The red hair of the woman on the cover corresponds with the red roses to create this symbolism of beauty. Additionally, the red hair and red lipstick represent a seductive attraction used to grab attention on the front of the digipak cover.

1. Album uses ‘red roses’
to symbolise beauty and
innocence. The red hair
corresponds with the
roses in order to create
the symbolism of
beauty.
The red hair and red
lipstick represents a
seductive attraction
which is used on the
front cover of the
digipak.

2. Band name and the album title in
large coloured font. This
immediately grabs the attention
of the audience with the
contrasting colours of the two
texts as well as the size of the
font.
The white text against the black
background makes the band
name stand out and shows
importance.
The image is a hand holding a heart in the
shape of a grenade, this could symbolise
that the album is about heart break or
something to do with love

3. Artist is in the centre of
the image, drawing
attention to him.
Featured song shown on
the album cover – brings in
people who are fans of the
song.
Name of the artist in the
top right corner – very
obvious and stood-out text
The circular glass break
around his religious cross
chain could symbolise that
the album is about religion
or what he believes.

4. Image of artist – takes up
almost all of the background
Artist name in a large text at
bottom – draws in attention
– people would recognise
the name
Title of the album is also
very obvious, however it is
not as big as the artist name
text.
Black background and
everything on top (artist and
text) is edited to look very
white – could symbolise
purity or innocence