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because i ADORE your opinions (seriously. sending u so many hearts 💗💗💗) i would love to know!! in terms of design/cohesiveness, what are you all time favorite album covers!!!
(also small aside but. i wholeheartedly despise the new trend where album names aren't written anywhere on the album cover!!!!!!!)
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I compiled a good chunk of my favorite album covers here and I still agree with my statement from back then: "My favorite type of cover relies heavily on a very strong [...] photograph and is ideally paired with some pretty typography." I don't think you can go wrong with that combo, as instant recognizability is arguably one of the most important parts of an album cover. I think that, if your photo (or painting!!! Hello!) is good enough, you can also absolutely get away with the no typography treatment (a bunch of the covers in my compilation do not feature any text), OR you can be extra cool and make the album title part of the cover photo to get the best of both worlds. Speaking of: I actually really like the concept of the SOUR album cover, but once again, I don't love the cropping. This is how I would have done it - apologies for the shitty quality, I didn't find a better photo of the album cover.) Recent additions to my "favorite album covers" list are The Saint Of Lost Causes (the 60s book cover vibes... the way the halo almost looks like a record...) and Ants From Up Here (very simple, but I think both the drawing style and subject are very evocative of childhood, and the cohesiveness of the single covers sells it even more). Ultimately, an album cover should make me feel something (something that isn't hatred, ideally) and give me an idea of what I am getting myself into with the album itself - a pretty image doesn't help when it doesn't fit what we are listening to. Plus: the cover idea should also be something that is able to be translated into back cover, booklets, posters, etc., because better than a cool album cover is a cool album design as a whole.
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also hey sarah i just wanted to say that i always wanted to interact w you bc you have such great takes and i love your blog and you are so talented and seem so cool and also we are lowkey name twins sooo 🥺🥺
awww thank you sara!! this is so sweet and kind of you 💕💕💕
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this such a sad day for all the anti ed sheeran girlies (me) 😔
it so hard... having good taste...
i have never read it before but always meant to so i'm excited to discover it 🥰 alsooo when you said "send me book asks" i didn't realize there was a list of questions and thought you just mean. send me asks about books so sfjhsfjhsf let's try this again! 16, 24, 32, 54, 62, 72, 118, 119, 135! 💗
I loved your initial ask tho! I am always excited when people talk to me about The Catcher In The Rye!!!
16. a book you’d recommend to your younger self It hadn't come out yet but I think Everyone In This Room Will Someday Be Dead would have been FATAL for 17 year old me.
24. a book on your nightstand I don't have a nightstand really but spiritually there is One Hundred Years Of Solitude by Marquez on it because I put that one on puse rn.
32. your favourite nonfiction novel In The Dream House by Carmen Machado is the first one that comes to mind. Admittedly, I do not read a whole lot of nonfiction, so. Yea.
54. a book with the best opening line My favorite question >:) This time I am going to go with One Hundred Years Of Solitude:
Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendía was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice.
If this is not the most magic thing you have ever read I do not know what to tell you.
62. a book with a forgettable plot but amazing characters Any Sally Rooney book in my opinion. her plots are not bad at all but she writes super character driven so that what is actually happening takes the back seat to the characters.
72. a book with a gorgeous cover I really love the cover for Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami.
118. (already answered)
119. your favourite summer read Tschick by Wolfgang Herrndorf. Two 14 year old steal a car. Doesn't get better than this.
135. recommend any book you like! HOOL by Philipp Winkler is very very good if you enjoy sad stories about men beating each other up. And a Tiger is there. (Which improves any book, see also: Life Of Pi.)
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also hey !! here are some interest album covers i've been listening to recently - would love to know your thoughts on them 💗💗💗
All of these have a Vision behind them, which I can appreciate! The Reunions color palette is a bit muddy for my taste and the picture could be a bit more exciting, but I really like the funky typography for the title. The Good Luck, Kid cover actually caught my eye when a song by Joseph ended up in my shuffle, and I really enjoy the red and the photo and the detailing. More "lots of shit on album covers" please"! Women In Music, Pt. III has the title integrated into the actual photo so of course I looove it. Asha's Awakening suffers from the Parental Advisory Sticker, but I like the "early 2000s fairytale Barbie movie" vibes of it a lot. It's so fun and special and definitely tells me something about what to expect from the music. Same can be said about The Nashville Sound because that cover is really distinct of a specific type of music, but it is a tad basic for my taste. Could be worse though!
