The logo for the artist

is shown at the top of

the web page this

allows it to be noticed

by the audience to link

it to the name of the

artist.

This is also consistent

throughout the whole

website.

The colour pallet is

made up of

black, orange and

white. Because of

the black and white

the orange stands

out as a vibrant and

bright colour. This

gives of a cheerful

and positive vibe to

his site which can

be transferred to his

genre.

The theme of the

font continues

through out the

web page as

messy and hand

written, this then

can connote

stereotypes of

his image being

different and

independent .

Because of the

continuity of the

font it also shows

that the website

is professional.

The paw from Ed Sheeran’s logo has also

been used as an indication when

something is loading, this is another way

which makes his web page independent as

most sites would just simply use ‘loading’.

Its also a way of putting his own stamp on it

and making it his own.

He has also included a flash on his website, this

is an interesting way to inform the target audience

of upcoming events or merchandise. I also like

the idea that you can click on the flash and it

takes you straight to a page dedicated to what it is

promoting.

When searching into Ben

Howard’s logo I could not

find a specific one he goes

by however I fount a type

of font he stuck by for

album covers which I can

see now by looking into his

website that he has

continued throughout all

his media.

When the user of the website

scrolls over a title to another

page it lights up in orange

which is a little added extra to

make his website clear, the

colour used runs through the

colour pallet which is white,

black and an orange/ gold. As

I noticed also runs through Ed

Sheeran’s site. Even though

the two artists are not of the

same genre it is shown that by

using that colour that they are

unique genres and orange is

not a common colour to be

used for other artists.

I find the quirky little

feature of having a

moving image in the

background very

interesting as it brings

your attention to this part

of the page, this is good

because after looking at

the feature the audience

with notice the blogs that

are included on the blog

which they obviously

want them to notice.

From researching

into logos for

Audrianna Cole and

not finding one that

is associated with

her I looked at font

she has used for

album

covers, however

comparing it to her

official website I

can see that there

is not a certain font

she keeps constant

either.

The font its self is

actually rather plain

but does have a

touch of hand

writing to it.

Used close ups to meet the

demand of the record

label, because showing of a

close up of women artists sells

albums to both male and female

audiences.

The colour pallet used is very bright similar to the ones I have

already researched into, however because she is a female artist

it is a slightly different colour however still gives of the same

effect.

The wombats

have used their

logo so that the

website is easily

recognised as

them.

They have used

many different

fonts on their

website this is

probably to

keep it different

and interesting.

The colour pallet

stands out to an

viewer to a large

extent, this is

because the

colours are so

bright, it also

gives an insight of

there music for

being mellow and

cheerful maybe

slightly high beat.