Adele digipak[1]

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There is a very simple image on the front cover of the artist of the album. This makes the album seem quite classy, which could attract a wider audience, raging from the younger generation to the older generation. It also suggests that even though the album is pop, there are a A sans serif font has been used on the cover, which is a conventional feature of a pop album. However, this font is very simple and plain, making the album look more sophisticated. This makes it easier for A sans serif font, which appears to be like paint brush strokes, has been used on the disk label, which establishes the album name, and makes it clear to the audience what CD this is. A simple, conventional, track list has been used on the back cover. It is quite spaced out, and printed in a clear font which is easy to read. The tracks have been printed in a white coloured font, against a plain The artist and album name have been printed on the spine of the cover, making it easier for A conventional feature of a pop album is the barcode and record label details printed at the bottom of the back Similar to the front cover, a simple portrait photograph has been used on the back cover. This is not usually seen on pop albums, as the back cover is generally a lot simpler and only includes the track The album name ‘21’ has been printed in a white colour, against a bright green background on the disk label. This makes it clear what album it is, and the audience are able to know straight The black and white imagery makes the album look more sophisticated , appealing

Transcript of Adele digipak[1]

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There is a very simple image on the front cover of the artist of the album. This makes the album seem quite classy, which could attract a wider audience, raging from the younger generation to the older generation. It also suggests that even though the album is pop, there are a few ballad tracks on there, as the positioning and the colour of the image suggest that this is a classy, powerful album.

A sans serif font has been used on the cover, which is a conventional feature of a pop album. However, this font is very simple and plain, making the album look more sophisticated. This makes it easier for the audience to identify the artist and the album name, which could attract a wider audience.

A sans serif font, which appears to be like paint brush strokes, has been used on the disk label, which establishes the album name, and makes it clear to the audience what CD this is. The ‘21’ has been printed in an extremely large font, which, again, makes it easier to identify the album.

A simple, conventional, track list has been used on the back cover. It is quite spaced out, and printed in a clear font which is easy to read. The tracks have been printed in a white coloured font, against a plain black background. This makes the lettering stand out more, and it will encourage the audience to read it.

The artist and album name have been printed on the spine of the cover, making it easier for the audience to identify the CD.

A conventional feature of a pop album is the barcode and record label details printed at the bottom of the back cover. This has been included on Adele’s album.

Similar to the front cover, a simple portrait photograph has been used on the back cover. This is not usually seen on pop albums, as the back cover is generally a lot simpler and only includes the track list. So, this is an unconventional feature on this album. This may have been done so the audience will know what album and artist is it immediately.

The album name ‘21’ has been printed in a white colour, against a bright green background on the disk label. This makes it clear what album it is, and the audience are able to know straight away who’s CD it is. It also makes the album name stand out a lot more.

The black and white imagery makes the album look more sophisticated, appealing to a wider audience.