Moodboard (alum advertisments)

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This document discusses using existing album advertisements for inspiration when creating a new one. It suggests looking at common conventions in other ads to ensure the new ad meets standard conventions. The goal is to create an effective album advertisement.

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Here are some existing album
advertisements and I can use
these for inspiration when
creating my own. By looking
for common conventions I can
ensure that mine meets all of
them.

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