Since there's a fresh new cool topic about album-covers in the Non-Prince section, i was inspired to post one here :






Great dramatic light and outfit. The lettering blends good with the photo.






Her posture makes the photo powerful and i dig the camera-filtering + her logo-styled name.






Cool use of light and a grainy camera-filter.






An alternate shot of the "16"-cover which was used as one of the 3 sleeves for their unreleased album, "24". I like this one better
than the original "16"-cover, because of how the composition is framed. And it has a sort of blur which gives it a touch of Vargas.






Strong body-posture, but i personally would have cropped the "Wendy & Lisa"-letteringfont.
I like the use of one color-filter which makes the photo imo look like a painting.






A real beauty with great letterfont. Love their whole lay-out on their current website as well.






Glam-Baroque mixed with custom-designed lettering & logo. Cool blue texture on the mask.






Sort of the same vibe as the first Mazarati album.






Dig all the font-lettering and the use of a sligthly-blurred camera-filter.






Great composition, lightning and styling.













And 2 more unreleased projects :




The composition and use of color makes it very powerful.





Brenda Bennet's never-realised project.

I love Apollonia 6 album cover, it's much better than the Vanity 6 one.

i love the first Vanity 6 album cover. simple, but effective.

My favorites are the 2nd Time album cover (What Time Is It?)
Sheila E Romance 1600 especially the back with the band
and the Family (inside outside back and front)

I love the Jill Jones cover. Theres something about the color.

Mazarati

No contest. its the most memorable and the most original (plus it has the best music)

Mazarati for sure. Just freaky shit.

However, I did like The Family's film noir look with the pink accents. Very sleek and very 80's, but timeless in a way. Silk pajamas, dark lip stick, shoulder pads....how can you go wrong with that?

Yeah, the Mazarati art is a trip. Thanks everyone for your adds

Love that crazy Mazarati cover hands down! Brenda's project... Christ, what happened to it? She was one of the most gifted of that camp on the female side. Anyone know what she's up to these days?

VanityFair said:

Sometime ago she re-joined The Ken Lyons Tombstone Blues Band, which she was part of long before V6/A6. There was a topic about it : http://prince.org/msg/5/271352