Album AdvertsWithin Magazine Articles

by Corey Gibbs

Joe Zeffa – After The Cake

Name of Artist following font

of digipak

Album

Artist

Album Name

Location of Download +

Website

Character from album art

Greyscale Theme of digipak in

advert

The art of the digipak is clearly represented within the magazine advert, it uses the same font, logo, digipak character and greyscale colour scheme. However, it also displays the artist, whom is not present within the digipak.

Magazine Advert

Joe Zeffa – After The Cake

Website

Logo of Artist same as digipak

Album Advert similar to magazine

article’s

Character from digipak as

background The website’s design follows the same theme as the digipak and, in turn, the article’s advert.

Follows greyscale scheme

(excluding buttons)

Paramore – Brand New Eyes

Artist logo/name, as seen on the

album

Artist

Consistent font from band logo

Album

Butterfly design from

digipak

Record labels

Place of purchase

Follows peach-orange colour

scheme from the album art

The magazine advert follows the same concept of the original album, it clearly displays the name of the album, its artist and art of the album.

blink-182 – Neighborhoods

Album art is the central focus of the

advert

Displays album name with

similar font to the original

album

Band logo

Consistent font across advert, all replicating the original album’s font

The greyscale colour scheme of

the album is reflected in the album advert

The magazine advert follows the same concept of the original album, it remains rather plain in its approach. It does this by making the overarching image the digipak art itself; through this, the digipak itself is furthered advertised along with additional information such as the release, band logo or singles.