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I like the colours used in this digipak. The black, mysterious colour in the background suits her as not many people will learn much about her from the digipak as it only has one image. This makes her mysterious and interesting. She stands out from the black background, making her the centre of attention.

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- Her name on the front, big and bold immediately informs the audience of the artist. The font is stylised in a creative way to attract the audience, promoting the artist.
- It shows an image of her pulling her hair from the roots up which is her album name. This imaginative imagery is clever which again promotes her as a creative artist.

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- Delilah's digipak is small and simple which is justified due to her being an independent artist and her budget is lower than major labelled artists.

- This is the only digipak I could come across and it does not show the back or inside of it but from the front, I can tell that her digipak and magazine advert has clear links between. The digipak uses the exact typography style, image and background as the magazine advert which creates a link between the media products.

- Her name is big and bold and this time, instead of the album name being positioned just below her name, it is positioned at the bottom centre. The layout is slightly different but the two media products are mostly similar.

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I like this magazine advert because of the creative imagery. I like how her body language corresponds to the album title. I also like the simple graphics used around the text and background.

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- Her name on the front, big and bold immediately informs the audience of the artist. The font is stylised in a creative way to attract the audience, promoting the artist.
- It has the same design; the repetitive of the same design could have been done purposely to make it stay in the audience's head and remember how her album looks like

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- Delilah's advert has the typical conventions of a magazine advert.

- The advert notifies or announces her album's release (the album - out now).

- It also includes the reviews of the album to give more information about the album to the audience. They are all positive rates and reviews to promote the artist.

- Her name is big and bold at the top of the advert followed by the album name' From the roots up' in a smaller font. This makes her the main focus of the advert and gives her name and image priority.

- It includes and image of her pulling her hair 'from the roots up' which is clever as it characterises the album name.