Redesigning Album CoverBy Gabriela Sokol

The Beatles' vinyl label is very interesting as it uses an image of an apple in a very unusual way. One side of the record there is a whole apple and on the other we can see the inside of it. The apple makes the cover different as not many labels use images. The font is a simple, san-serif type so it is easy to read on the fancy background. I like it because of the creative idea that makes it different.

This vinyl label uses simple colors and shapes (stripes), however one of them forms a cartoony looking cloud that makes it stand out. The font used is simple and the name of the record company is noticeable as it uses a different, decorative font. I like it because of the idea of breaking the pattern.

The vinyl label for ''The Dark Side Of The Moon'' Is effective because of the bright colors used and interesting shapes. It stands out as it is unusual and eye-catching. The use of only two colors makes it really clear. I like its overall look as it looks quite simple but different from other labels with its interesting shapes and simple san-serif font.

I like the vinyl label because of the idea of dividing it in half. It makes it different and quite interesting. The colors used are eye-catching but simple as there is only two colors. The script font used for the name of the record company makes it look more interesting. The overall vinyl label is effective because of its interesting look.

The Pink Floyd's vinyl label stands out because of the very creative bleeding edge. Most labels use limited amount of colors but this one uses all of them however the main part is black with white text on it what makes it stay simple. Using variety of colors makes it stand out but still looking clear because the colorful edge is thin. I like the idea of using more colors but keeping the overall look simple and I think that makes the label effective.

Necessary information1. Record company logo2. Size3. Band/Singer4. Title5. Side (1 or 2)6. Produced by...Extra Information7. Names of the songs8. Barcode 9. Country in which it was recorded