appears normal and not ‘perfect’ - like i want to portray with Hannah.

Ellie Goulding's ad for her album 'Lights' only sticks to two colours - black and gold. Her music is a mixture between acoustic and pop - this advert represents her music genre well because it is a very natural photo of her (representing acoustic) but there is a subltle hint of 'glamour' because gold glitter has been added (representing pop). This glitter has a reference to the title of her album, 'Lights' because it is the only form of bright colour on the page, the rest is black. One of the songs on this album is called 'starry eyed' - the designer of this ad may have chose to add glitter onto a black background to make it look like stars in a night's sky, as a tease for the audience of the song that's on the album. As this is her debut album, the use of star ratings at the bottom will reassure the audience and inform them that it is a good album. Using the album cover as the image for the advert, is used to make a connection to the album and also ensure the audience know what it looks like if they saw it in a shop.
Beyonce's advert for her album '4' is very simple. I think that it portrays Beyonce as a figure of importance as she is standing in front of part of her name. There is very limited information about the new album on this magazine advert - i think feel that because Beyonce is a such a huge successful female singer, this information is not important and just a small simple picture of the new album with the title being ‘Beyonce 4′ clearly puts across the message to the audience. The colour of the magazine advert is very similar to the album cover which shows a clear link between the two - like i plan to do with mine. This link will allow the audience to quickly recognise the album in a shop after seeing this advert.
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