- Album Title
- Focal Image of the band
- Band name
- Limited colour scheme
- Very little/lots of mise en scene
- Band logo
- Lyrics in booklet
- Thank yous/acknowledgements
- Production credits
- record company logo
- barcode
- typeface
- website
- little promo
- stickers
- Track list
- Product codePlace of manufacture
- Copyright
- Booklet
- Sleeve
- Release Sate
- Parental advice
- Colour scheme
- Abstract art
- Synergetic look
- Different conventions depending on format
- Genres
- Concept vs Image of band
- Illustration/graphic vs photo of artist
- Photo of artist vs photo of other
- Framing eg CU, MS, LS
- format
- colour scheme eg Monochrome
- concept album
- Solo/band
- gender
- Band photo vs concept
- Abstract
- Bust mise-en-scene
- Decades
- Debut or not
- Record label
- Audience
- Influenced by other media
- Compilation
- Realism vs abstract
- Distinctive styled designs
- Accessibility - popular culture
- Sell the artist' image
- Attract artist's existing fans
- Interest people through design
- Set up artist identity
- Attract attention/eyecatching
- Extension of Artists art
- A
Revolver
Images used: Lots of pictures of the different band members, illustrated and photographed, but all in black and white, all moulding in to one anotherText: 'Revolver' with 'The Beatles' written on a black block at the left hand side
Relationship between text and images: Both monochromatic, text is bold an simple as opposed to the disorganized collage of pictures, contrasts with the drawings
Differing functions of the front, back, inside sleeve:
Front: Show the different direction of the band's music
Back: Institutional information, track list
Inside sleeve: lyrics, photos of artists, art
How signifiers/iconography reflects band, genre, overall image:
- Still have iconic beatles haircuts
- Monochromatic colours matched their suit and tie image
- The collage represents their fun loving and humorous side
- Mix of different styles matches their music
- funny pictures reflect their public image as humorous
- It reflects their innovative side
- With the exclusive funny/attractive photos of the bands it would appeal to their usual fans, especially teenagers
- The psychedelic aspect would've fitted in with the growing hippie culture
- The monochromatic colour scheme enable them to appeal more to adults than previously
- The artistry that has gone into the cover would enable them to appeal to an older audience than teenagers
- They don't normally have any institutional information on the front, leaving the credits to the back of the CD or on the inside
- There is the Apple logo on the front and the inside
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