For this album cover, I wanted to capture the feeling of being constantly watched—of having everyone’s attention on you, whether you want it or not. That’s what All Eyez on Me is all about, and I tried to show that through the image and design.

I used Adobe Photoshop to create the cover. I chose a dark, simple background so that all the focus would stay on 2Pac. His pose is strong but calm, like he knows the pressure he’s under but isn’t backing down. I kept the colors warm and slightly faded to give it a timeless, bold look. For the fonts, I went with a sharp, clean style for the title and a rougher, more rebellious one for his name to reflect who he was as an artist.

What I’m most proud of is how the design says a lot without needing anything extra. It’s simple, but the expression and mood speak for themselves. If I could go back and change something, I might add a subtle texture or a symbol in the background—something small that ties in with the idea of being watched or judged. Still, I like how straightforward and focused it is.

This cover isn’t just about looking cool—it’s about showing the weight of fame, pressure, and identity. It’s about being seen, but on your own terms.