UK Grime mood board

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As you can see from the majority of our shots from the artists album covers show them with a very serious expression. For example Devlin's face in the top right hand corner shows that he is really concentrating on something that he is looking at. This shot can be perceived as Devlin is looking up, in order to personify his aspirations as an artist.
However Tim Westwoods manner is much different from Devlin's. The way Westwood is looking directly at the camera shows how serious he is about the shot, this could show his dedication to his job that he loves. By the use of having his hand close to the camera with his big bling watch on shows him as being big and powerful as his hand looks out of proportion to the rest of his body.
Ghetts in the top left hand corner has a different take on his shot from all the rest. By wearing the balaclava it portrays that he may want to hide his identity or meaning to the audience. Although he is doing this, he is still making some stern eye contact to the audience in order to really attract their attention into his look. This face he has absorbs the audiences gaze, and the white shirt on the white background makes him fade into the background, so by having the bright blue balaclava it really shows a contrast in colour and picture.
In contrast to both these shots Sloozie in the top left hand corner contains some Juxtapositioning in the shot, as it features her helping out an old Lady, and this is completely against the Grime genre which is usually about negative stuff and "being bad and hard". This is a clever shot to feature in as maybe it shows how different she is from the rest of the genre and artists.