20.Young Thug, 'So Much Fun'
Thug’s fresh, picturesque cover molds exactly 803 copies of the rapper to form his profile based off an impromptu picture of him taken by his creative director Be EL Be, according to Genius. It hits all the subtle little details, from the tattoos looking like they were dug in the ground to the mowed section of the slime-green lawn spelling out "So Much Fun." The album artwork designer Fano said the cover art was initially inspired by the opening ceremony at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

19.Taylor Swift, 'Lover'
This photo, shot by Valheria Rocha, marks a new era for Swift -- one filled with pastel colors, like the cotton-candy sunset sky and glitter heart eyes. Her cheeky, romantic image sets the mood for the album’s songs, such as “You Need to Calm Down” and the title track.

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18.Solange, 'When I Get Home'
Max Hirschberger’s stunning portrait of Solange hints at the Afrofuturistic details embedded within the album, especially within the meticulously lavish accompanying visual that streamlines all 19 tracks into a director’s cut film. In an interview with Complex, co-director Jacolby Satterwhite described Afrofuturism as a practice “to avoid the politics of oppression and to disembody yourself into another place and really find home.” "When I Get Home" overall pays homage to Solange’s hometown of Houston, Texas.

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17.Sigrid, 'Sucker Punch'
Despite its title, Norwegian pop artist Sigrid’s debut album artwork blows viewers away with its delicate flower petals scattered across the canvas. The lightheartedness of the image contrasts the melodic, pulsating bursts in her music.

16.Allday, 'Starry Night Over the Phone'
The album title plays on Vincent Van Gogh’s oil painting "Starry Night Over the Rhône," which features the reflective yellow lights from the stars bleeding into the European riverbank. This time around, Allday’s third studio album artwork interpolates that dramatic imagery from the quay with a blurry image of fireworks going off in a quaint neighborhood, spurting red and yellow sparks that bleed into the night sky.

15.Nina Nesbitt, 'The Sun Will Come Up, The Seasons Will Change'
Nesbitt’s pink-hued nude portrait delicately covers her up with water lilies, as her body remains submerged in a glistening pool. Her natural shot by Wolf James felt straight out of the “botanical garden” she transformed her bedroom into after printing inspiration from Pinterest. “I had the creative idea of the water and lotus artwork since I was 21 (!!!) and coming together with Debbie helped bring it to life,” the now 25-year-old artist wrote on Instagram.

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14.Missy Elliott, 'Iconology'
Days after she was announced as the recipient of the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards, Missy Elliott dropped a surprise EP titled "Iconology" -- but that’s not the word on the artwork spectators have been mesmerized by. It’s “Missy” spelled out in the twists and turns of her long braided hair.

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12.King Princess, 'Cheap Queen'
This is a simple cover, but an effective one. It is a simple portrait of King Princess shirtless and taken against a plain background, but the use of drag makeup adds that pop of color and pulls you in. The image chosen for "Cheap Queen" surely speaks louder than any words can. The softness around the frame complements the pale skin tone and background color.