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35 book cover ideas to inspire your next page-turner

People can tell a good book cover from a bad one—even if they might not take the time to mentally… The post 35 book cover ideas to inspire your next page-turner appeared first on 99designs.

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The 7 most inspiring book cover trends of 2023

We are at a pivotal moment in book cover design trends—it is no longer business as usual. Sure, the basic… The post 7 exciting book cover design trends for 2020 appeared first on 99designs.

A Skateboarder's Journal Book Cover Design Process

A Skateboarder's Journal Book Cover Design Process abduzeedoJun 04, 2019 As a former skateboarder and still avid fan of the sport I try to follow what's going on in that industry especially because, in my opinion, I believe they set a lot of trends in style. I have fond memories of the skateboarding magazines I used to collect in the 90s like Trasher and Transworld. When I saw the post that Tim Bisschop about a hand painted book cover for the "A Skateboarder's Journal" I knew I had to post about it. Tim was also super cool to share a bit of how he did that. It seems simple but the result is like the essence of skateboarding. It's all about the style and simplicity. Tim Bisschop is a graphic designer from Belgium wit an inspiring portfolio focused on Editorial Design, Graphic Design and Typography. We highly recommend that you check it out at http://www.timbisschop.be/ A Skateboarder's Journal Book Cover    

The best book cover designs of 2020

Mark Sinclair, senior editor at Unit Editions, shares his favourite ten book covers of the year with us, which have emerged as the book world has buffeted the challenges (and opportunities) presented by the coronavirus pandemic The post The best book cover designs of 2020 appeared first on Creative Review.

Book cover designs of the year 2022

Editor and writer Mark Sinclair picks his favourite book cover designs of this year, plus opens with a few reflections on industry trends that have emerged in 2022

Thrall of the Medusi / Book Cover by Amir Zand

Book Cover illustration for Thrall of the Medusi written by Toby Andersen. The book will be released soon. Sorry for not updating like before, I've been busy with so many projects at once and I couldn't find the time to make anything personal. hopefully I will share some fresh client work in the upcoming weeks. Cheers,

Wingfeather Saga - Book 1 Cover by Nicholas Kole

This last year I was honored to do a series of cover illustrations for the upcoming hardcover reprint of the Wingfeather Saga. Some of you will remember some of the visdev work I posted a couple years ago while I was working to adapt this story to animation! What some of you might not know, is that the animated film was developed from a wonderful series of books by Andrew Peterson. When I was invited aboard the show project, I immediately immersed myself in the world of his novels, and fell in love with the world of Aerwiar and it’s whimsical cast of characters. The first of which is the wonderful “On The Edge Of The Dark Sea Of Darkness”, which is up for pre-order on Amazon now: https://www.amazon.com/Edge-Dark-Darkness-Wingfeather-Saga/dp/0525653562/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=wingfeather+saga+hardcover&qid=15646 This whole series was a dream to work with, and I’m hopeful that my covers are a small part of getting these out to a richly deserved wider audience!

The changing nature of book cover design

Donna Payne, Faber’s creative director, explains her creative process when designing a cover, and touches upon the impact of the pandemic and the boost in online sales it's prompted  The post The changing nature of book cover design appeared first on Creative Review.

Alex Merto on his less is more approach to book cover design

Having designed book covers for around ten years, Merto says his process is driven fully by the book rather than his own personal style The post Alex Merto on his less is more approach to book cover design appeared first on Creative Review.

Spanning Seven Centuries, ‘Judging a Book by its Cover’ Celebrates an Enduring Art

Critics have been lamenting the conformity of contemporary book coves for more than a decade, railing against the same abstract blobs and bland stock imagery gracing many titles. The designs are often chosen for their marketability and ease of mass production, two unavoidable, economic factors in today’s literary landscape. An exhibition at The Grolier Club in New York, though, veers in the opposite direction, countering the monotonous, machine-printed images we’re all too familiar with for bespoke designs. More Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $5 per month. The article Spanning Seven Centuries, ‘Judging a Book by its Cover’ Celebrates an Enduring Art appeared first on Colossal.

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9 beautiful book cover design trends for 2019

The world of book publishing moves slowly. It typically takes a full eighteen months to bring a book to market.… The post 9 beautiful book cover design trends for 2019 appeared first on 99designs.