1.24.12 Trespassing Album Cover
Jan 24, 2012 5:19:57 GMT -5
Post by gelly14 on Jan 24, 2012 5:19:57 GMT -5
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Adam Lambert Reveals Cover Art for New Album
Face it - Much like the For Your Entertainment cover art, Adam has decided to use his face as the canvas. He's already revealed that Trespassing will contain elements of his light and dark side, and his cover art reflects this - Note that the right side of his face is illuminated and the left side of his face is shadowed. (He did something similar with his first album art, only with one side of his face appearing feminine and other side masculine.)
And The Eyes have it - Hell yea! Admit it - they're the first thing you looked at (and probably still are). It's the "I dare you to let me in," stare. If the music is as intense and inviting as that luscious Lambert look, we're all in for a treat.
The color.....Yellow? - He used it for The Word 'Trespassing'. It's bold, attention-grabbing, and when splashed against a black background, is often used to issue a warning. On the other hand, Western countries view it as a symbol of joy and happiness. In Asia, it represents a sacred and imperial feeling, and Native Americans interpret it as a symbol of love and overcoming challenges.
However one sees it, the cover is unmistakably Adam and truly captures his essence and duality. Due credit goes to Adam's Creative Director/Photographer and friend Lee Cherry, who photographed the cover art. Adam Gave Cherry a shout out when he unveiled the photo on Monday night:
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Adam Lambert Reveals Cover Art for New Album
Face it - Much like the For Your Entertainment cover art, Adam has decided to use his face as the canvas. He's already revealed that Trespassing will contain elements of his light and dark side, and his cover art reflects this - Note that the right side of his face is illuminated and the left side of his face is shadowed. (He did something similar with his first album art, only with one side of his face appearing feminine and other side masculine.)
And The Eyes have it - Hell yea! Admit it - they're the first thing you looked at (and probably still are). It's the "I dare you to let me in," stare. If the music is as intense and inviting as that luscious Lambert look, we're all in for a treat.
The color.....Yellow? - He used it for The Word 'Trespassing'. It's bold, attention-grabbing, and when splashed against a black background, is often used to issue a warning. On the other hand, Western countries view it as a symbol of joy and happiness. In Asia, it represents a sacred and imperial feeling, and Native Americans interpret it as a symbol of love and overcoming challenges.
However one sees it, the cover is unmistakably Adam and truly captures his essence and duality. Due credit goes to Adam's Creative Director/Photographer and friend Lee Cherry, who photographed the cover art. Adam Gave Cherry a shout out when he unveiled the photo on Monday night:
more...
