The work is fairly simple but quite modern in it style, with an orange backdrop and the title repeated over and over in black lettering, occasionally overlapping in places. There’s a wedding photo in the bottom corner and it appears to be of his parents following their ceremony. That would make perfect sense, especially since just before Yeezy officially debuted the cover art, he shared part of it from his computer screen alongside the lyrics to “Father Stretch My Hands,” while noting, “I cried writing this. I love my Dad.” And all we know how much he deeply loved his late mom Donda, who died in Nov. 2007 after complications following plastic surgery. Go old school and get Yeezy’s College Dropout by clicking here.
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The fact that he turned to Peter for the cover is a no brainer, as Kanye considers himself the highest level of artiste and naturally he’s want to use a cutting edge modern artist to create the cover for T.L.O.P. Peter has collaborated on curations of his work with such notable fashion designers as former Dior creative director Raf Simmons. His modern and cutting edge eye is totally something that Kanye would want to to help create an iconic cover! As for the title, we’re all still assuming it’s in reference to the great Pablo Picasso, who he referenced in his recent song “No More Parties In L.A.”
HollywoodLifers, what do you think of Kanye’s new album art?