Moon River’s cover image is actually from Wikipedia’s page about ASMR.

The labels swap the information to the lyrics of the song. This is pretty interesting, as Frank may be pointing out the feelings he get while seeing a loved one. The sensation is almost gratifying, the same tingling sensation you get while listening to ASMR.

This song was, after-all, dropped on Valentine’s Day. Perhaps a cipher to a lover?

The main part of the cover art is an enlarged image of the middle of the diagram in the left corner, which focuses on the area of which the heart lies. This may represent how we follow our hearts or chase after our ends when it comes to love.

From his 2019 interview with GQ:

With “Moon River,” though, that was more random. Someone asked me to sing it, and that was the only reason I listened to it. People ask me to do a lot of things I don’t do [laughs], but when I listened to it, it was something that I wanted to do because I thought the song was small and beautiful and neat.

The single artwork for “Moon River” that appears on blonded’s YouTube channel features the text “Frank Ocean” in the bottom-left corner of the cover and the date “2/14” in the bottom-right corner; this text does not appear on the song’s artwork on other music streaming platforms. Following the single’s release on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2018, graphic designer Kevin McCaughey shared additional variations of the “Moon River” artwork on his Instagram.