The document summarizes the design elements of an album cover. The front cover features the artist's name in large sans serif font at the top to emphasize the artist over the album name. It also features an image of the female artist with long hair and makeup to appeal to conventions and increase sex appeal for sales. The vibrant pink and blue colors connote dance music and femininity. The back cover continues the color scheme and font to maintain flow. It lists the tracklist prominently in the center and lacks an artist image for a sleek, modern look. The CD itself is predominantly black with matching text color for a minimalist, contemporary style befitting dance music.

2. The title is in sans serif
making the cover seem
more cutting-edge and
modern with it’s
streamline look and harsh
edges.
The album name matches the same font
and colour as the text of the artists name,
making the cover flow and match.
The artists name is at the top and in
larger text showing that the artist is
more important than the album’s name.
The female artist has
long flowing hair
showing her femininity,
which is conventions of
a female artist.
The artist is also wearing
make up to increase her
sex appeal and therefore
sell more records which
follow Andrew
Goodwin’s Theory.
The colours used are
vibrant pink and strong
dark blue. These colours
are both highly contrasted
which give connotations
of dance music. The pink
as represents the artists
femininity again.

3. Barcode, so people
can buy it.
Record label
logo
Term & Conditions as
well as Copyrights
Track listing has the
same font as the front
cover making the
album flow and match
up.
The colour is the
same as the front
cover, again making
the album flow and
have continuity.
The track listing is in the
middle of the back cover
taking up much of the
space implying they’re
the most important
thing.
There is no image of the
artist on the back, giving a
sheek, minimalist look
which conveys modernity
relating to dance music.

4. Again the font matches
the rest of the album tying
it all together and making
it flow.
Like the front cover the album
name is at the bottom and in
smaller text implying the artist is
more important than the name of
the album.
Record label
logo
The CD cover is
predominately black.
Instead of having a
picture of the artist
they’ve opted for this
plain colour so it again
gives a minimalist which
is contemporary relating
to dance music.
The colour of the text is the
same shade as pink in the
front and back cover of the
album, once more making
the concept of the album
flow.