Mark Ronson's album cover for 'Version' has a unusual style as the cover looks like a worn-down billboard. We noticed that the album contains cover tracks, which may link to the design of the artwork because we see a number of layers to show that he's covering past billboards with his face. This could be a metaphor to show that the album is a collection of cover songs. The colours are quiet dull and retro to represent his old fashioned image. The album cover reminds you of the past because you wouldn't expect to see a cover like this in the modern times.
Mark Ronson has used another unique style as this album cover is made out of different types of CD covers and records. This may be influenced by the name of the album, 'Record Collection'. He's using a collection of records to form his face, which is very artistic and creative. It uses a retro style again from the use of a range of bright colours, which would be associated with the 1980's. So you could say that this album is associated with he 1980's.
By Chris Wilson and Danny Rankin
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