Minimalistic Cover Art: Difference between revisions

** The album ''Dial M'' doesn't count, but covers of associated releases--the single "The Brightest of the Head", and the ''Minor Keys EP''--just feature blocky white and red text on a black background.

** Side project: ''The Right Amount'' by Bon Voyage was a light bulb against a black background. The only text was on a removable sticker.

* Speaking of [[Starflyer 59]] and [[Joy Electric]], their collaborative album ''The Brothers Martin'' just had a simple line drawing diagram of Earth's magnetic poles as the cover.

* Alternative rap group Giant Robot released an album entitled ''33 rpm Robotics''. The cover? An up-close photo of cardboard.

* ''[[Darwinia]]''.

* ''[[Front Mission|Front Missions]] 2'' and ''Alternative''.

* [http://kotaku.com/5145909/a-second-serving-of-classic-reimagined-game-covers Game covers re-imagined as old books].

* ''Dark Colony'', in certain countries. A big logo "DC", the game's title, a brief tagline, and lots and lots of completely empty brown space. [http://pics.mobygames.com/images/covers/large/1274002762-00.jpg Just take a look.]

** On the subject of all things [[Woody Allen]], a good number of his films had theatrical posters that were basically these.

* ''[[Malcolm X (film)|Malcolm X]]''

** And from the same filmmaker, ''[http://aslittledesign.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/objectified_poster1.gif Objectified]''.

* Covers made for [[The Criterion Collection]] edition videos<ref>Which are all original cover designs specifically for the Criterion Collection release.</ref> are generally very minimalist.