Lady Gaga Joanne Digipack
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The front cover of Lady Gaga's Joanne album features only her name, the title, and a picture of Gaga wearing a pink hat. This minimalist style references the raw emotion of the album. The pink hat is used throughout the album's branding to create consistency. The pale colors and difficult-to-read text on the front cover suggest Gaga's brand is strong enough that fans will recognize her without clear writing. The pastel tones give the cover a soft, country vibe rather than a typical "pop" album look. The back cover continues the color scheme and font styles for continuity. The handwritten title track name "Joanne" stands out in black as a dedication to Gaga's late aunt.
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Media Digipak Analysis
The Neighbourhood's 'Wiped Out!' album cover has a black and white aesthetic with foggy street scenery. It features the band's logo prominently and uses their signature black and white style throughout. The inner artwork continues this theme with a pixelated photo and boat imagery possibly representing California, where the band is from. The back cover repeats the street photo in a hazier version and lists the songs in white text with black highlight. The album's artwork fits the band's alternative pop rock style and maintains a consistent mysterious atmospheric theme through its design.
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2. David Guetta's "One Love" digipak keeps its design simple with a black, white, and pink color scheme to let the electronic music speak for itself.
3. Arctic Monkeys' "Whatever People Say I Am..." uses a black and white scheme and an image of a man smoking to portray an indie rock genre and grungy atmosphere.
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8 research into digipaks
This summarizes 5 different album digipaks:
1) Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" uses pink colors and candy imagery to appeal to young female fans and embody Katy's flirtatious personality.
2) David Guetta's "One Love" uses simplicity and a splash of pink to intrigue audiences about its electronic music contents.
3) Arctic Monkeys' "Whatever People Say I Am" uses black and white with an image of a man smoking to represent its indie rock genre and everyday image.
4) Beyonce's "Dangerously in Love" uses revealing images of Beyonce and bright colors to sexually appeal to audiences through its pop genre.
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This document summarizes the key design elements and themes of several album digipaks, including those by Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Rihanna, Drake, Katy Perry, Jay-Z, and Giggs. It discusses the use of colors, imagery, typography, and other conventions to convey information about the artist and album, appeal to target audiences, and establish themes like romance, wealth, and past lifestyle.
Analysis of digipaks
Rhianna's debut album digipak features a close-up shot of her facing down with dark makeup, drawing attention to her facial features. The color red represents love, hurt, and sex reflected in the album's songs. Ben Howard's digipak shows him diving underwater, representing his love of surfing. The large font on his name promotes him as a solo debut artist. Lana Del Rey's digipak is a simple medium shot of her vintage style outside, focusing attention on her beauty and indie music genre.
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The album cover of Grace Jones' 1978 album "Fame" uses bright colors and images of Grace Jones to draw attention and showcase her performance style. Grace is featured prominently throughout the cover, tray, and back using colorful drawings and outfits that hint at her creative and showy music. The consistent use of bright colors and repeated images of Grace in different costumes establishes her as the selling point and gives a sense of her musical and performance persona.
Digipak analysis
The document analyzes and compares the album covers of three bands - Good Charlotte, Search The City, and Mayday Parade. For Good Charlotte's "Cardiology" album cover, the central heart image represents the connection between the songs, and the font styles maintain the band's recognizable logo. Search The City's cover depicts an empty, polluted city to reflect the album's theme of a massive fire. Mayday Parade features a recurring "umbrella man" character to create continuity across their albums and keep fans interested in solving the mystery of his identity.
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The document analyzes and compares the album covers of three bands - Good Charlotte, Search The City, and Mayday Parade. For Good Charlotte's "Cardiology" album cover, the central heart image represents the connection between the songs, and the font styles maintain the band's recognizable logo. Search The City's cover depicts an empty, polluted city to reflect the album's theme of a massive fire. Mayday Parade features a recurring "umbrella man" character to create continuity between their albums and keep fans interested in solving the mystery of his identity.
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The document summarizes the design elements of the album cover and packaging for Razorlight's "Digipack" album. The front cover features a collage of images in a scrapbook style reflecting a free spirit theme. The inside cover and disk feature a simple dotted pattern with minimal text. The back cover brings together both the dotted pattern and collage scrapbook themes to tie the overall album packaging design together in an understated color scheme.
Analysis of digipaks
This document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of digipaks for albums by Tinie Tempah, Lana Del Ray, and Ariana Grande. For Tinie Tempah's album, the purple theme represents spiritual protection and the font is consistent throughout. For Lana Del Ray's album, the simple front cover focuses on her beauty and vintage style, while the back has bold colors representing powerful emotions. Ariana Grande's album uses black and white to signify her pop and R&B genre and illustrate that her songs are timeless.
Digipak Research
The document analyzes and compares the digipak covers of four albums: Coldplay's "Mylo Xyloto", Jay-Z's "The Blueprint 3", Ellie Goulding's "Bright Lights", and an unnamed album. It discusses design elements like the use of colors, images, fonts, and layouts to promote the artists' brands and relate themes to the music. Key findings include that Coldplay and Goulding's covers prominently display the artist's name to brand the album, while Jay-Z's emphasizes the music itself through instruments. Design consistency across the digipak is also analyzed.
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The document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of the digipack for Whitney Houston's album "I Will Always Love You." It notes that the front cover presents Whitney as angelic with lights behind her and outstretched arms. It also highlights that the gold writing creates the idea that the album is an honor and achievement. However, the back cover has a disjointed design with an ombre background and tracks listed in the middle, making it less readable.
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This document analyzes the digipack cover of the album "Glitterbug" by the band The Wombats. The front cover uses minimal text and a striking color scheme to appeal to indie fans. It prominently features the band's name over the album title, showing they are selling the band overall. The cover photo uses double exposure to create an intriguing image. The color scheme and design elements are consistent with the band's other albums. The back cover continues the color scheme and font but keeps the text unobtrusive. It includes typical information like song titles and labels but no picture of the band, relying on existing fan familiarity.
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The target audience for the magazine is 20-30 year old females interested in fashion, nostalgia, and entertainment from the 1990s pop culture era. Research showed the audience would consider price and quality when purchasing. The magazine aims to appeal to this audience with a feminine color scheme, informal yet sophisticated writing, and focuses on 1990s music, fashion, and some romantic details. While primarily targeting women, some men may be interested due to the research surveying both genders. The magazine is clearly designed to attract females nostalgic for 1990s culture.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the author's media product both uses and challenges conventions of real magazines.
Some conventions that were used include a prominent masthead in a bold font, pull quotes on the cover and spreads to intrigue readers, studio photographs like those in Mojo magazine from the 1990s, and multiple sub-images on the cover.
Some ways the product challenged conventions were using a retro art style with the masthead, incorporating QR codes for online content not typically seen, and combining sophistication and nostalgia in the design. The goal was to create a magazine that felt both familiar yet modern for the target audience.
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Survey analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine is primarily young women aged 18-34 who are interested in a variety of pop music genres. Price and quality content are very important to the audience. Most respondents said they would be willing to spend between £2-3 on the magazine. Online content and exclusives interviews would appeal to readers. Features on artists like Amy Winehouse that cross multiple genres would also be of interest. There appears to be a gap in the market for a music magazine focusing on nostalgia from the 1990s.
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Survey analysis
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- 2. FRONT COVER • The front cover features only the title, artist name and a picture of the artist. This is an incredibly minimalistic style perhaps referencing the ‘emotional transparency’ and raw quality of the album as a whole. • The pink hat is synergetic and carried through the whole ‘brand’ of the Joanne album. From the music videos to social media and marketing to her tour etc. which creates a clear link between this album and many other ventures.
- 3. FRONT COVER • As the writing of the title and name is written in white against a very pale light colour it becomes harder to read, suggesting that Gaga believes people will be attracted by the star persona seen on the cover rather than a name. She is a brand strong enough and supported by enough fans to do so. • The pastel colours create a very soft and raw quality to the cover, again not attempting to making the album look like a ‘pop’ album, instead it looks like a country album, especially with the western inspired hat.
- 4. BACK COVER • The track titles are in the same font as the album title and artists name, creating continuity throughout the album covers. • The title of ‘Joanne’ looks handwritten and is in black, the binary opposite of the other titles. The title of ‘Joanne’ is dedicated to Gaga’s aunt who passed away, and therefore is significantly more personal to her perhaps explaining why it is handwritten. As it is the album title as well, it makes sense to introduce a feature track in this way.
- 5. BACK COVER • Again, the white and blue theme is present, making it slightly harder to read the track titles. • The barcode and record labels are also present, this is a common convention on covers to provide ownership and identity to the album. • The track titles ‘angel down’, ‘diamond heart’ and ‘sinners prayer’ all also demonstrate the raw emotional state of Gaga as displayed on the cover and support the choice of very soft and gentle colour schemes.