The album design was by Mike Salisbury, who also took the front and back cover photos of Harrison in the gardens at Friar Park. The setting emphasised Harrison's connection with nature, as conveyed in "Blow Away" and further to his self-identification as a "gardener" more than a musician. The LP's inner sleeve highlighted his affinity with Formula 1. One side contained the lyrics of "Faster", along with the album credits, beside a photo of Harrison and Stewart taken in July 1978 at the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. In addition to acknowledging Stewart and Lauda's inspiration, a caption under the song's lyrics gave "special thanks" to Scheckter and dedicated "Faster" to the memory of Ronnie Peterson, who had died as a result of an accident at the start of the 1978 Italian Grand Prix.