Album cover artwork for Circa Survive's Juturna album
The angle of the artwork suggest a diagonal implied line, moving the eye across one corner to another.
- Implied line An invisible line created by positioning a series of points so that the eye will connect them and thus create movement across the picture plane
Album Artwork for Muse's Showbiz AlbumAbstract is usually the main characteristic when it comes to describing majority of Muse's album covers. The artwork usually lacks in displaying any sources of reality.
- Abstraction: A visual representation that may have little resemblance to the real world. Abstraction can occur through a process of simplification or distortion in an attempt to communicate an essential aspect of a form or concept.
Silverstein's artwork for their album Discovering The Waterfront
The texture of the background gives off a sense of chaos while the texture of the water is the opposite.
- Texture: The surface quality of objects that appeals to the tactile sense.
Flyleaf
The band members are some-what overlapping, one slightly behind the other starting with the lead singer on the right, yet its a bit translucent toward the bottom of the picture plane to be able to tell.
- Overlapping A device for creating an illusion of depth in which some shapes are in front of and partially hide or obscure others.
- Picture plane The two-dimensional surface on which shapes are organized into a composition.
- Translucent A situation in which objects, forms, or planes transmit and diffuse light but have a degree of opacity that does not allow clear visibility through the form.
pic references:
http://allgoodsongs.blogspot.com/2009/08/circa-survive-juturna.html
http://erato1.wordpress.com/everything-about-muse/listen-to-muse-mp3-files/
http://www.merch.com/SILVERSTEIN-DISCOVERING-THE-WATERFRONT-CD/productinfo/NOR.CD.SVD/
http://www.aolradioblog.com/2010/04/12/flyleaf-missing/
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