The above image, from Lana Del Rey's Born To Die music video is an interpretation of the image I wish to represent the campaign, on the album cover (and, slightly varied for the magazine promo). Not only is the standalone image reflective of the blood and torture which underpins my own album and artist style but the song and entire video , as well as Lana's mysterientire aesthetic, are reflective of an the themes evident in my own artists campaign. Although the man in the image and the background images will not be evident in my album cover the positioning and theme of the above image, as well as what it represents, were highly inspiration for the making of my album cover design.
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Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Inspiration for the cover image
The above image, from Lana Del Rey's Born To Die music video is an interpretation of the image I wish to represent the campaign, on the album cover (and, slightly varied for the magazine promo). Not only is the standalone image reflective of the blood and torture which underpins my own album and artist style but the song and entire video , as well as Lana's mysterientire aesthetic, are reflective of an the themes evident in my own artists campaign. Although the man in the image and the background images will not be evident in my album cover the positioning and theme of the above image, as well as what it represents, were highly inspiration for the making of my album cover design.
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