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The document discusses several album covers and their design elements. Dark colors, symmetry, and vibrant pops of color are used to create mysterious and attention-grabbing atmospheres. Simple and easy-to-read designs with bland colors are also featured to keep the focus on the music. Abstract and edgy images with artistic techniques like upside down text attract audiences through interesting visuals that stand out.
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