Lady Gaga – The Fame

The main colours used on the album are red, white and black,
black as the background and white and red as the writing, the most important
writing is in writing, whereas the added information is in white as it stands
up more against the black but doesn’t take away the importance of the
information in red. It helps draw the audiences focus onto the writing as if it
was all white the reader would get bored and end up skipping through it anyway.
By using a various amount of colours it not only represents the artist
themselves but the album and the songs inside it.

The actual Lady Gaga album
isn’t much different its set out the same with the same black, red and white
colours, however it doesn’t contain as much colour in the writing, the only
writing on the album itself is the name of the artist and the name of the
album. Because this takes up most of the album cover, if people found out about
the album through the advert this means they should hopefully recognise the
album when it’s on sale, as a lot of the writing will stand out since its white
and black. Because there’s such little colour it makes the album more
recognisable as you do not have to remember as much.
By Danniella Chapman
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