Honeymoon's cover art was shot by Lana's sister, Chuck Grant with 120mm/35mm film, while the alternate Urban Outfitters & Universal Store "exclusive" cover was shot by Neil Krug. Adressing the artwork change, Lana explained there was an issue with the initial photoshoot, saying, "The pictures were perfect but something was missing. Similarily to Born To Die's cover, it captures Lana's face and torso staying in a relaxed position in front of vintage car. The alternate vinyl artwork was also shot by Neil Krug.
The artwork for Ultraviolence is the first artowork Lana shot with her future close collaborator Neil Krug. The cover art for Paradise was also shot by Nicole Nodland on the set of the Blue Jeans MV. The picture features Del Rey standing in front pool in a white swimsuit, with the composition of the cover being very reminiscent to that of Born to Die, but featuring metallic gold lettering instead of matte colors. The deluxe version of the cover features the same picture except with pink-ish lettering instead of light blue. The cover was critically acclaimed, several critics naming it one of the best pop album covers in recent years and appreciating its simplicity. The album cover of Lana's first official album was shot by Nicole Nodland during the fiming of the Blue Jeans video.
As it can be seen though, the artwork features Lana Del Rey with bleached hair and a black jacket in front of a yellow wall, however is unknown who is the photographer.
Not much is known about Lana's first album cover.
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