Poster Deconstruction #1
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This document analyzes Katy Perry's album poster for "One of the Boys". The poster features a central image of Katy Perry in a casual outfit holding an ice cream cone. Her name is written in bright red handwritten font at the top to draw the eye. Various design elements like the ice cream, red font, and placement of her social media links are meant to advertise Katy Perry and her innocent public image to promote album sales.
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- The image is a close-up of the artist's face with a glittery outline, conveying her as mystical and enigmatic. The full-page image emphasizes her importance as an artist.
- The color scheme of gold and black signifies royalty/wealth and mystery, respectively.
- Reviews and ratings from respected publications like The Independent and Q Magazine featuring 4-5 star ratings promote the album's credibility.
- A quote from a music magazine calls the album "a staggering achievement."
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This advert uses Katy Perry's image to promote her new album and upcoming tour. Several elements are used to draw attention to Perry and align with her brand. She is prominently featured in the center wearing a colorful wig that has become iconic. Bright colors, lighting, and minimal text are employed to communicate effectively while representing themes from Perry's music like love and individuality. The date of the album release is emphasized to encourage sales. Overall the advert utilizes Perry's image and stylistic choices to promote her new material in a visually appealing way.
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This album cover draws attention to the artist through her central image on the cover which takes up most of the space. The artist is posed aggressively and looks directly at the viewer, connecting with them. The use of gold and black suggests power, money, and an edgy style. The artist's name is prominently displayed across her chest like jewelry to emphasize her importance.
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Jessie J's gothic style of black hair, makeup, nails, and top is meant to make her stand out from other female artists like Katy Perry and Madonna. The album advert uses black, white, and gold colors that complement each other and Jessie J's image. Jessie J's short black bob haircut is her signature style that immediately identifies her as the owner of the album. While the advert does not provide other context, it draws attention to Jessie J through her large centered image and mysterious fringe-covered expression.
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Digipak aalysis1
- The document discusses the digipak design for Katy Perry's album "Teenage Dreams".
- It notes that the design uses motifs of sweets and the color pink, which appeal to Katy Perry's target audience of young girls.
- The poses and limited clothing on the digipak are intended to attract both female and male audiences.
Digipack analysis
This document summarizes and analyzes the album artwork and promotional materials for several musical artists. In 3 sentences:
It discusses the album artwork for Emeli Sande, 1975, and Plan B, noting design elements like simple backgrounds, use of color, and images of the artists. Advertisements for Arctic Monkeys, Adele, and Plan B are also examined, highlighting the large font used for the artist and album names, reviews from magazines, and information about the music. Overall, the document analyzes how the visual design of albums and ads target audiences and convey aspects of the artist's image and music.
Album arts analysed examples
This document analyzes and summarizes several album covers:
1. It discusses how one cover prominently features the artist's image over the text to emphasize that seeing her is more important than the name. The minimal outfit suggests a more personal album.
2. Another cover uses a family car in a neighborhood to represent the artist's personal background and upbringing.
3. One cover challenges conventions by not including the artist's picture, representing that the artist values music over image.
It then summarizes that while album covers generally include the artist and album name, they differ in fonts, genres, and conveyed values or messages about the artist.
Digipack analysis
The poster uses a simple color scheme of red, white, and black with bold capitalized fonts to prominently display the artist and album name. It indicates the album's popularity through labels like "multi-platinum" and star ratings from popular magazines. The main image shows the artist performing on stage, reflecting the style on the album cover also pictured, creating continuity throughout the advertisement.
Digipakaalysis1
This document discusses and analyzes the digipak design for Katy Perry's album "Teenage Dreams". It notes that the target audience is girls aged 16-20 and that the design uses motifs of sweets and the color pink which appeal to this audience. The poses and limited clothing on the cover are intended to attract male viewers as well. Overall, the design aims to attract Katy Perry's young female target audience through fun, colorful visuals related to sweets and youth.
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The document provides an analysis of the album covers of George Ezra's "Wanted On Voyage" and Taylor Swift's "1989".
For George Ezra's album, the summary notes that the artist's name is prominently displayed in the top left corner to attract buyers' eyes. The font is bold and clear for readability. Ezra stands out wearing red among a neutral-colored crowd, showing his folk style of music. The cover depicts characters from Ezra's songs about his travels.
For Taylor Swift's album, the large title "1989" references the year she was born. The polaroid-style photo gives a vintage, personal feel relating to the album title. Swift's name is
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1) The Katy Perry advertisement depicts her posing in a garden setting wearing a revealing outfit to target both female and male audiences.
2) The Jay-Z advertisement features various musical instruments and uses contrasting red, white, and black colors to draw attention and represent the album's unique and fresh sound.
3) The Plan B advertisement suggests the album will have a hybrid genre through the artist's modern hairstyle and earring while holding a vintage microphone in a black and white photo, aiming to appeal to multiple audiences.
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This magazine advert analyses Jessie J's album advert. The advert uses dark colors like black and gold to portray mystery and wealth. Jessie J has a fierce facial expression to show she doesn't care what others think. The same photo from her album cover is used to directly promote the album. Text below references her hit songs so audiences recognize her success. Information about Jessie J and her website are also included.
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The document summarizes a magazine advertisement for a music album. It describes key elements of the ad, including displaying the album cover to give audiences a preview of the music. It also shows the artist with a depressed facial expression next to gold props, meant to portray him as wealthy and talented. The ad uses the same picture of the artist from the album cover to be eye-catching and recognizable to the target audience. Information about the album and artist's website are included to both inform existing fans and attract new audiences.
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Album analysis
The front cover uses black and blue colors that make the artist's name stand out. A low-angle photo shows Beyoncé looking powerful in the industry. The number 4 title is also in black to contrast the blue background. The back cover continues the light and dark color scheme and features another confident photo of Beyoncé. Information is cleanly organized around the central image. The simple red CD features a black "B" that still identifies the artist as Beyoncé Knowles despite its minimal design.
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The album cover for George Ezra's debut album "Wanted On Voyage" features his name prominently in the top left corner to attract buyers' eyes. The bold, clear font and white coloring make the text eye-catching. Ezra is featured in the center of a crowd, making eye contact with the viewer to create a personal connection. The crowd depicts characters from songs on the album. Though mysterious, the cover provides a taste of the album's themes of travel through sights and feelings portrayed.
The album cover for Taylor Swift's "1989" features the album's title in large writing across the top to stand out and be easily remembered. The polaroid-style photo gives it a vintage, personal
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Magazine advert analysis
The magazine advertisement analyzes features several elements to promote albums, including:
1) Placing the band/artist's name prominently in bold, capitalized letters to attract attention.
2) Including images of the singer/band to identify them and suggest leadership or popularity.
3) Providing information on album contents like tracks, DVD extras, and release date to engage fans.
4) Leveraging popular songs to appeal to new audiences beyond diehard fans. Color, font, and positioning are designed to maximize visibility of key details.
Album cover analysis
The document analyzes several album covers and a poster advertisement. It discusses how the visual design elements of each - including images, colors, fonts, and layouts - relate to the music genre and convey meanings about the artist, album title, and intended audience. Key themes addressed across the covers include gender, appearance, and empowerment. The well-designed posters aim to attract attention and communicate the essence of the music through subtle visual cues.
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- 2. Picture of album cover shows the audience what to look for to access the songs mentioned in bold below (to make them stand out) on the plain white background). The red colours add to this effect and make the words stand out with precise clarity. Picture of the artist shows the audience exactly who ‘Katy Perry’ is. The fact she’s central on the page makes her the focal point of the poster, meaning the audience are somewhat forced to look at her at some point (because she also takes up the majority of the page).
- 3. The costume looks relatively casual with just a white skirt and blue denim jacket; possibly being the artist’s way of showing her fans she’s no different to them, giving them someone to aspire to. The font of the artist’s name (which is conveniently placed at the centre top of the page, possibly being the first thing the audience reads making her name stick in their heads being good for advertising), is bright red making it stand out very clearly on the page. The style appears handwritten like a signature, possibly suggesting that the album is Katy’s personal gift to her fans (as hidden in the ‘P’ is a small love heart which can be found throughout the poster). The connotations of the red font could suggest lip-stick (thus linking to Katy’s ‘cheeky’ image) as well as love for her fans.
- 4. The mise-en-scene/use of the Ice Cream prop suggests her innocence and ‘sweetness’ (if you’ll pardon the pun!) which is a running theme throughout the album. By placing her websites and social networks at the bottom of the poster, the record label are gaining more publicity for the album (and the artist in general) meaning they’ll get more sales and therefore profit.