PEGGY LEE:
Peggy Lee performed the original 'Why Don't You Do Right' in the late 20's early 30's.
The artwork is focused on Peggy Lee and her image. It doesnt just capture her face but also captures her chest. This could suggest that it is also trying to reach out to a male audience. The artwork is classy which portrays her personality (Diva). The font is also classy, which portrays the classy and 'sophisticated' classic and original music.
MICHAEL BUBLE:
Michael Buble appears to a young and old audience as his music replicates old fashioned music, which is in fashion.
The artwork is similar to Peggy Lee's and Focuses on Michael Buble as they need to portray his image. The font is also classy, which portrays his classy brass and orchestral driven music. From the artwork we can tell the album isnt going to be pop as it looks serious and the colours are dark and faded and mainly because Michael Buble is sporting a Suit.
Peggy Lee performed the original 'Why Don't You Do Right' in the late 20's early 30's.
MICHAEL BUBLE:
Michael Buble appears to a young and old audience as his music replicates old fashioned music, which is in fashion.
The artwork is similar to Peggy Lee's and Focuses on Michael Buble as they need to portray his image. The font is also classy, which portrays his classy brass and orchestral driven music. From the artwork we can tell the album isnt going to be pop as it looks serious and the colours are dark and faded and mainly because Michael Buble is sporting a Suit.
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