Lily Allen -Digipak Analysis

As our music video follows exclusively Stef flowing our 'Star Image' conforming to Richard Dyers theory on Star Quality Image. I decided to look at other female solo artist and their digipaks. I though Lily Allen, a young female artist would have the same demographic in which we were aiming for and therefore our albums would help us see what would apple to our intended target audience.

Her 2006 album 'Still Alright'.

• The album title 'Still Alright', isn't the main featured on the cover, suggesting how she is an established female artist, therefore the title will be known by the audience. 
• The cover is packed with different iconography features, linked to her type of music of being up beat and fast past. 
• There is a colour scheme following black/grey and white, as most of the cover's mise en scene follows this. However this for the album title is in red subverting from the colour scheme of the album, highlighting the album name, as it is hidden by all the miss en scene's props. 
• The type of font is similar however not the same for the artist name and album title.  It is in block font which was a popular font type in the 2006, illustrating being on trend. 
• The direct mode of address in the artist cover subverts from the artist being straight on, as shown in Lana Del Ray's 'BORN TO DIE' front cover. This creates a more colloquial tenor in from the cover, which may be prefer from the audience during that period of time. 
• A common feature of mise en scene from male artists is the feature of flashy jewellery, Allen subvert from the convention as on the album cover she highlights this feature despite it not being a convention for female pop artist.