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The document discusses 8 different music artist posters and analyzes aspects of each design including the portrayal of the artist, use of color, fonts, and positioning. Key elements that effectively promote the artist identified across posters include centering the artist as the main focus, using bold colors that match the artist's style, and incorporating the artist's name prominently. Poses or designs that could be seen as overly provocative should generally be avoided.
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2) Lana Del Rey's "Born to Die" cover shows her as powerful yet innocent through her stern expression and sophisticated white outfit against a blue sky, portraying her as unique from other pop artists.
3) The 1975's first album cover has a minimal black, white, and gray design with their neon name, intended to portray them as authentic and different from other bands through a lack of graphics and focus on the music over the band's image.
Analysis of posters and adverts.
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Analysis of posters and adverts.
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How did you attract
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contents Page Analysis
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- Rock magazines typically feature bands against plain backgrounds in everyday dark clothes to emphasize their image.
- Pop magazines also use plain white backgrounds but present artists as fun, friendly and approachable to attract younger audiences.
- Indie magazines sometimes use close-up shots, darker tones, and unusual facial expressions that differentiate them from other genres.
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Front page research
This document summarizes and contrasts the cover designs of different music magazines. A hip hop magazine cover features bold fonts, black text on a white background, and an image of Nicki Minaj that represents hip hop as powerful. In contrast, a smooth jazz magazine has a natural-looking image of a musician holding a clarinet, with simpler fonts highlighting the genre. The document also analyzes magazine covers featuring Trey Songz, Jay-Z, and Kanye West, noting how their images challenge conventions to represent artistic evolution in hip hop.
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This document summarizes and contrasts the cover designs of different music magazines based on genre. A hip hop magazine uses bold fonts, black text on white backgrounds, and an image of Nicki Minaj posing confidently. In contrast, a smooth jazz magazine has a more natural image of a musician holding his instrument, simpler fonts, and emphasizes the artist's passion for music over drawing attention. The document also analyzes individual magazine covers focusing on Jay-Z and Kanye West, noting ways they challenge conventions for presenting hip hop artists.
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This document analyzes the album packaging and branding of singer Rihanna's album "LOUD". It discusses how the packaging conveys Rihanna's brand through the use of the color red across the CDs, booklet, and digipak. The digipak images portray Rihanna as gentle, feminine, sexy, and innocent through poses and facial expressions that emphasize passion and vulnerability. The cohesive visual theme synergizes Rihanna's brand across all her media and grabs audience attention. The packaging aims to convey that the music will have emotional themes of love and heartbreak through a powerful yet upbeat sound.
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