1) Radiohead - Ok Computer

2) The Knife - Silent Shout

3) Broadcast - HaHa Sound

4) Fugazi - Red Medicine

5) Blonde Redhead - Expression of the...

6) Smashing Pumpkins - Melancholy and...

7) Six Parts Seven - Forgotten Songs

8) Sonic Youth - Experimental Jet Set

9) Elliott Smith - XO

I would say the middle album, Blonde Redhead is the most inspiring to me, because of the use of form, space, and typography with layer modes.

For me, the top right Bon Iver album is the most inspiring because of the birds-eye perspective it takes of a rural camp-forest like area, the subtle natural colors, the natural textures, and the white space around the outside that gives it a foggy look.

2) Weezer - Weezer

3) TV Girl - Who Really Cares

4) Fontaines D.C. - I Love You

5) Alex G - Trick

6) Mitski - Lush

7) Tyler, The Creator - Chromokopia

8) The Smiths - The Smiths

9) Salvia Path - Melenchole

I really like the middle album because of the space it shows and the color of it I also enjoy how the typography pops.

2) Common - Be

3) Kanye West - The College Dropout

4) Jay-Z - The Blueprint 3

5) Pusha-T - Daytona

6) Pusha-T - It's Almost Dry

7) Jay-Z - The Black Album

8) Kanye West - Late Registration

9) Kanye West - 808's And Heartbreak

For me, I really like the middle left album cover because behind the three red stripes there is a pile of instruments which represent every instrument that appears on the album.

for me, the top middle album is the most inspiring because of the color and how the font used and the way the form twists and swirls into the background.

2) Circles- Mac miller

3) Divine Feminine- Mac miller

4) long live A$ap- A$ap rocky

5) Alternative trap- Lucki

6) Visions- Grimes

7) So Tonight That I Might See- Mazzy star

8) Larger than life- Brent Faiyaz

9) cherry bomb- Tyler the creator

I would say they all inspired me a lot so it’s really difficult to choose but if i have to narrow it down i would say the top 3. what i love about them is the texture, color, and negative space.

2) Conan Gray - Found Heaven

3) Conan Gray - Kid Krow

4) Conan Gray - Sunset Season

5) Metallica - Master of Puppets

6) Metallica - Ride the Lightning

7) Metallica - Metallica

8) Metallica - 72 Seasons

9) Clutch - PA Tapes

I like the top left album because its an overhead view, which reminds me of one of our past assignments.

2) Tokio hotel - Zimmer 483

3) Type O Negative - Life is killing me

4) Deftones - Around the fur

5) Grimes - Visions

6) The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow

7) Tokio Hotel - Humanoid

8) Korn - Issues

9) Rmmestien - Mutter

I like the top middle album (Tokio Hotel Zimmer483) because of the pictures in the text. I think it is a very creative way to combine typography with the band's own photos.

2) The Dichotomy - David Kushner

3) Narrated For You - Alec Benjamin

4) Hometown Odyssey - Livingston

5) Dear Wormwood - The Oh Hellos

6) Daylight (single) - David Kushner

7) Hozier (Bonus Track Version) - Hozier

8) Here - Marianne Beaulieu

9) The Ballard of Songbirds and Snakes (Original Motion Pictures Soundtrack) - Various Artists; Oliva Rodrigo, Rachel Zegler, Flatland Cavalry, & more

My most inspiring album cover is either The Dichotomy or Narrated For You. I'm really inspired by how both have a human subject in the center but are also obstructed to bring focus to the other elements on the cover. I like how simple they are yet also have a lot of detail when looking closer (especially shown in Narrated For You)

2) Onerepublic - Waking up

3) Onerepublic - dreaming out loud

4) Journey - Frontiers

5) DuaLipa - RadicalOptimism

6) The Beatles - 1

7) Coldplay - Adventure of a lifetime

8) Khalid - American Teen

9) NF - Lost

The first one is probably the most inspiring to me because I like the cool feeling of the colors and how they are dripping off the statue. I do like the 3rd one as well for the star's galaxy feel.

2) Basement - Colourmeinkindness

3) Steve Lacy - Apollo XXI

4) Tool - Aenmia

5) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory

6) Project Pat - Mista Don't Play: Everythangs Workin

7) Steve Lacy - Gemini Rights

8) Faye Webster - Atlanta Millionaires Club

9) Mobb Deep - The Infamous

Im most inspired by the top right because of the simple colors and almost abstract like imagery. I like how minimalistic it is

The album I'm most inspired by is the middle left because I like the color of the sky, the texture of the mountains, and the lighting of the photo, I also like the boat in the background

2) Mariah Carey - Butterfly

3) Mint Condition - From the Mint Factory

4) Daniel Caeser - Freudian

5) Keith Sweat - Right and a Wrong Way

6) Etta James - Tell Mama

7) Billy Paul - 360 Degrees of Billy Paul

8)Blood Orange,(ft. A$AP Rocky and Project Pat) - Negro Swan

9) Jeff Buckley - Grace 

I'd say the most inspiring one to me might be the Keith Sweat one, only because I've listened to his songs and his album matches his vibe. Although I'd also say that Etta James, 'Tell Mama' is also really inspiring. The different tones of the same color on her album adds a cool vibe to it, not to mention the art style they drew her in.

2) the Beatles- the Beatles

3) Mariah carry- music box

4)pink Floyd- the dark side of the moon

5) Sabrina Carpender- short n' sweet

6) Micheal Jackson- thriller

7)Sza- SOS

8)Nervana- live loud

9) Billie Eilish- happier than ever

The album that I am most inspired by is the sza album and that is because I love the openness that it gives and the color.

1) all my homies hate ticket master- Burn Burn Burn

2) Something in the Orange- song something in the orange

3) Zach Bryan- Summertime clock

4)Elizabeth-revival

5) Summertime Blues-Oklahoma smoke show

6) DeAnn- letting someone go

7)Boys of Faith-nine ball

8) Oklahoma City-American heartbreak

9) The Great American Bar scene- Pink Skies

2) Orion Sun - Orion

3) Thee Sacred Souls - thee sacred souls

4) Vince Guaraldi Trio - A Boy Named Charlie Brown

5) Frank Ocean - Channel Orange

6) Jungle - Good times

7) CARTONS - Homegrown

8) The Beatles - Abby road

9) Orion Sun - A Collection of Fleeting Moments and Daydreams

I like the top-right album as it has a simple look with a very cool font for the band's name. It also represents the music as it doesn't show a specific thing, just like how the album has various types of songs.