This document summarizes and analyzes the album cover of Pulp's "Different Class". It notes that the cover features a black and white wedding photo depicting class differences, with the title directly referring to this. The border draws attention to the image to understand its link to the album title. The recognizable Pulp logo and their conventional album style allows viewers to easily identify it as one of their albums.

1. This is Pulp’s album ‘Different Class’
The image on the cover shows a wedding photo with some people (the members of the
band) in black and white. The image on the front could link to the title of the album
(‘Different Class’) because the people in colour appear to be middle class and the people in
black and white look working class. This shows a class difference, directly linking to the title of
the album.
The border around the image draws the eye to the image meaning the audience can take in
and understand the image and it’s link to the album title. The dark background helps the
border stand out and helps draw the audience’s eye.
The logo of Pulp on the cover is a very well known logo of Pulp meaning people can
automatically recognise that this is a Pulp album. This is a convention of Pulp albums. This
means that the audience can pick out the album very easily as they will recognise the logo.
The style of the cover is also a convention of Pulp albums as they use this style on multiple
albums.
The font of the title of the album is a bold, capitalised serif font. The word different is smaller
than the word class which makes the audience focus more on the word class which shows
that class is the main message of the album.