Name of the band in bold writing so it really captures the viewers attention. Font is well recognised to fans as the same font is always used for the name “Florence and the machine.”

Photograph of the artist, eye contact is away from the audience. Make-up is mildly elaborate creating a sense that the artist is “glamorous.”

Picture of lungs to represent the album name. Can be quite disturbing. The deep red colour contrasts against the blue and greens shown in the background.

Colours in the photograph are all very yellow, blue and green. Looks very peaceful.

One of the artists signature icons are ‘birds’ or ‘birdcages.’ The birds in the background not only create an interesting picture but can be recognised by fans.

Black border creating a “classic” look, contrasting with the bright colours in the photograph.

Florence’s recognisable “ginger” hair is shown in this photograph as the main focus as it is centred.

Classic black and white colours, matching the border and artist name on the front cover

Anatomical drawing of human lungs, matching the album name and the theme of ‘lungs’

“Florence and the Machine” recognisable font, the same as the album cover.

Font of the song titles, very classic, easy to read and follow. Website address, advertising.

Recognisable icon ‘birdcage’, fans will notice this as a signature object.

Classic black border, the same as the album ‘lungs.’ Could maybe represent the viewer looking through a camera/telescope?

Photograph of artist, centred so eyes immediately go to her, facing away from the camera.

Bright colours in the background. There’s a lot going on in the Mise en scene, the colours automatically capture the audiences attention, artist fades into the background.

Another recognisable ‘birdcage’

Cartoon animals create the sense of a ‘fairytale wonderland.’ The dogs are relating the song title.

Artist name in recognisable font. Bird and birdcage representing