For the font of the name of the album, I thought it would be appropriate to use a handwritten font, to compliment the font used for Nabilla J, and also so that it doesn’t seem ‘too music’ on the album. I got the inspirations of the font from Kate Nash’s single ‘Foundations’ as I believe it will successfully fit with the theme of

I like this brush stroke affect, as it portrays the effect of the artist hand writing (in paint) the name of the album – it creates a personal theme, crucial for appealing with Nabilla J’s target audience.

This font is very delicate and classic because of the curls in the letters. This adds femininity and looks attractive too.

This font is really quirky, which is why I picked it. It contributes to the theme of the album and genre of the album (quirky, old school, playful). I think Nabilla J’s target audience will love this.