Neith Digon Ddim Digoni

Inside the image.

A square album cover with a stark black background and a tightly cropped, high-contrast photograph of a man occupying the right half. His head is cut off by the top and right edges; one eye behind dark rectangular glasses, his nose, mouth and part of his cheek remain visible. A yellow-green tint washes over the lit skin, while deep shadows make the left side of his face and much of his dark clothing blend into the background. A thin chain is visible at his neck.

The man’s dark jacket or shirt stretches diagonally across the lower half, with faint narrow stripes and folds catching a little light. At lower left, a pale, curved shape—possibly a bent arm or fabric—rises against the dark clothing; its precise form is unclear. The image is cropped close, with no visible border. The large unoccupied black area at upper left provides contrast for the artist’s name, while the album title runs vertically down the centre, overlapping the figure and dark clothing.

“Alistair James” appears in bold white serif lettering across the upper-left area. The title, “NEITH / DIGON / DDIM / DIGON,” is set beneath and slightly to the right in four stacked lines of tall, narrow, thin-stroked uppercase letters. It is pale lavender-grey and extends from around the man’s shoulder towards the lower centre. The photographic image has a deliberately dramatic yellow-green and black colour treatment, with hard tonal contrast and areas of near-total darkness.