Book Cover Gallery

The Fool and the Magician

Angela Lam

Designed by Betty M.

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Aqua Paws

Patricia Allieri

Designed by Stella M.

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"The approach for this cover was to blend two distinct worlds—above and below water, reflecting the cat's everyday life and his adventure destination—in a playful yet serene way. The goal was to create an atmosphere that highlights the cat's curiosity and the underwater scene, with an environmental theme. Textured typography ensures the title is always legible while being playfully integrated into the illustration. Also, the contrasting colors capture kids' attention and make the cover dynamic."

The Climate Crisis

Miguel Angel Rondon Segura

Designed by Jonas P.

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"The book discusses how fossil fuels, despite being maligned today, can aid in transitioning to a cleaner world. The goal was to create a clean, simple image with a strong graphic element. A blooming flower from an oil well was chosen to represent this idea, integrated with the title to highlight the climate crisis. A color gradient was used across the author's name, title, illustration, and subtitle, symbolizing the planet's temperature change while tying together the flower and oil well."

Aya and the Alphas

Berneta L. Haynes, Lornett B. Vestal

Designed by Betty M.

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All My Colors

L T James

Designed by Kelsey M.

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How To Be Alone

Nicole Antoinette

Designed by Sarah L.

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THE ONE WE LEFT BEHIND

Sara Coven

Designed by Taylor B.

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Awoken

KT Cornelio

Designed by Richard L.

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"Awoken immerses readers in the lives of highly sensitive characters, diverse in age, race, gender, ability, sexuality, and even species. The novel follows parallel timelines, and the visual solution was to use the title letters as canvases, displaying fragments of these scenes while forming one unified character when viewed as a whole. Straddling the line between sci-fi and literary fiction, the design reflects this duality, capturing the novel's complexity and depth."

The Wood and The Trees

P. G. Davies

Designed by Mark T.

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"The design was drawn from ideas of the UK’s corporate culture business and personal excesses of the mid 1980s. The imagery of a paint-daubed Neoclassical statue is a nod toward the financial market background of the main character. The rugby ball has ties to the same character’s sporting background. Basically: work hard, play hard. The typography is cool and considered. The green colour scheme has a playful Penguin-esque vibe."

The End Of Nobility

Michael Green Jr.

Designed by Xavier C.

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Be Like The Moon

Levi Welton

Designed by Xavier C.

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Confessions of a Kamikaze Geisha

M. A. Cooney

Designed by Rafael A.

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Where The Blackbirds Rise

Elle Gonzales

Designed by Dion MBD

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Struck Inside Out

Danielle Bertoli

Designed by Richard L.

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"This book is about creating magic in your everyday life, letting go of experiences that no longer serve you, and honoring every step of your journey, no matter where you currently stand. The visual solution became to incorporate elements that were important to the author and the story, while creating an overall magical and inspirational mood."

The Test For Time

Craig A. Czuchna

Designed by Devin W.

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"The author of this sci-fi-meets-dark-academia book wanted to see the story's two main characters on the cover, but divided by spans of time and space. I used double exposure photography mixed with glitchy visual elements to create a surreal movie poster style cover, and really let the book title placement create separation in the design."

The 38 Impossible Loves of Naoko Nishizawa

Monna McDiarmid

Designed by Caitlin B. A.

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"For this YA novel, the author wanted to emphasize the relationship between these two characters, which was in line with common visual themes in the genre. The friendship is at the center of the story, so I was sure to use body language that showed a comfortability and closeness, and we wanted to be sure to spend a lot of time getting the features of each character correct, emphasizing the uniqueness of the girls, despite their uniforms."

America Together in 2024

Kevin M Thelen

Designed by Richard L.

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"This book is about America coming together and figuring out a path through the maze that is the current political climate of the “United” States. The design is meant to suggest exactly that."

Gitmo and Back Again

Glenn Fisher

Designed by Caitlin B. A.

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"The author initially envisioned a ship crashing into a sailboat or icebergs adorned with peace signs, reflecting the story of a young man in the 1970s eager to escape his small town and join the revolutionary events shaping his country. To bring the 1970s counter-culture concept to life without falling into clichés, I opted for a collage-style design. Instead of the overused peace signs, I "cut" the icebergs from a psychedelic print, balancing clear messaging with a fresh, original aesthetic."

Diary of a Heretic

Ross Stein

Designed by Rafael A.

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All Good Quests

Joe Graber

Designed by Devin W.

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"This book tells a dynamic adventure tale that takes place in a lot of different locations, and the author wanted to feature these elements on the cover. I invoked a travel post illustration style to collage parts of the story into the design and used a textured font to match the type with the illustration. I love the interaction of the main character with the book title in this design."

A Thousand Miles to Santiago

Shawn Herron

Designed by Andy B.

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Bibi Blundermuss and the Tree Across the Cosmos

Andrew Durkin

Designed by Devin W.

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"I leaned heavily into the young adult illustration aesthetic for this cover design. I worked closely with the author to understand his vision and incorporated several spooky elements in the illustration that pop up throughout the story. I illustrated the main characters in addition to designing a number of interior illustrations and a hand-drawn typeface. The author said it was fun to see his story come to life. It was a bit like getting to illustrate my own animated movie."

Cigars With Stalin

Christopher Hall

Designed by Liam R.

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Island of Gold

Amy Maroney

Designed by Patrick K.

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"This cover needed to feel lush and enticing while reflecting the historical period of the book. Gold border decorations and hand lettering were used to evoke a sense of a bygone era. Initially, the cover featured a hovering hawk, but we recently updated it to include the main protagonist with her hawk, aiming to appeal to a broader market and enhance its presence in the genre."

Otis Has a Bad Day

Rebecca Ensign

Designed by Stella M.

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"The concept for this cover, which I both designed and illustrated, centers on the typography and the idea of the main character 'patching things up,' creating a hopeful tone despite the title and Otis' expression. Bright, contrasting colors draw the eye, making the cover engaging for the target audience. The inclusion of funny little critters adds charm while introducing side characters that enhance the book's fun and entertaining atmosphere."

Rieden Reece and the Final Flower

Matt Guzman

Designed by Kim D.

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The Salvation Equation

Christopher Thomas

Designed by Mark K.

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"The cover aligns perfectly with the book’s goal of helping readers understand the big picture of the Bible. The bold, puzzle-like title layout represents assembling complex ideas, such as the differences between the Jewish and Pauline gospels and the timing of the rapture. The clean design and blue-and-white text create a modern feel, making the cover approachable while standing out in a crowded market. It invites readers to explore the book's important message."

Quick Bright Things

Michael Golding

Designed by David P.

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"Set in New York City in 1948, this novel follows a production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. The cover is intended to evoke the glamour and magic of the theater. The gilded leaf suggests the forest, as the background conveys the enchantment of Shakespeare’s AND Golding’s stories."

Gut Fix

Heidi Moretti

Designed by Michael R.

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Rapture of the Deep

Christopher Dainton

Designed by Nuno M.

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"This cover features a striking, minimalist design that captures the themes of dystopia and Afro-futurism. The contrast between the textured, cracked background and the smooth figure creates a tension that aligns with dystopian narratives. Sharp, geometric typography reinforces modernity and futurism, while the muted palette of reds, blacks, and grays enhances the bleak atmosphere. The overall composition is visually balanced but evokes a sense of unease and contemplation."

Aspiring Mama

Melissa Colleret

Designed by Victoria H. S.

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"Melissa’s brief was to create a cover reflecting motherhood without a 'perfect' depiction of mother and child (so that the title is open to interpretation). I used a painting with smooth, sweeping brushstrokes, added texture, and applied earthy, natural colors to convey the warmth of motherhood and a connection to nature. The dark green subtly evokes a mother's hand offering milk. The large white type, familiar in self-help, paired with an elegant typeface, oozes femininity and sophistication."

The Great Deception

Hans-Dieter Schaede

Designed by Rafael A.

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Summer's Snow

Carly Mannon

Designed by Angela R.

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"For this cover, we aimed to evoke the atmosphere of a classic dark and dreamy fairytale. We maintained an air of mystery, avoiding too many reveals, while including subtle hints on the front and back that tie into key moments in the story."

What You Meant to Me

Darren Chitwood

Designed by Lynn A.

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"The story begins and ends in a chapel at a cemetery. The author and I envisioned a winter scene with a chapel on a hill, trees, and Crocus flowers, symbolizing resilience for the main character, Shannon, after her friend's death. I also wanted to convey the struggling with God portion of the story, while not making the cover look super religious. The pop of color in the flowers adds life, drawing attention and making the cover stand out, even as a thumbnail."

Letting It All Go

Swava Stengel

Designed by Stella M.

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"The cover design, which I both created and illustrated, aims to evoke ethereal beauty and introspection, aligning with the contemplative nature of poetry. The cosmic background suggests a journey of transformation, while the delicate butterflies, dragonfly, and glowing lights symbolize renewal and the ephemeral. A clean serif font adds elegance and timelessness. The text placement is unobtrusive, keeping the artwork as the focal point while ensuring the title remains prominent and readable."

A Teacher's Cookbook

Anna Marie Hernandez

Designed by Morgane L.

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"The book is a mix of family recipes and letters. I wanted to create a cover that speaks to many generations. I used vintage colorful illustrations inspired by old cookbooks and magazines. It is a blend of tradition with illustration and modernism with the typeface choice and colors."

How To Surive A Throat Punch

Drew Ross

Designed by Devin W.

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"This is a serious yet hopeful memoir. The author provided a lot of incredible photos to incorporate into the design. I chose the ones the evoked the ideas of intensity but also hope for the cover. I used a film strip collage illustration style mixed with paper textures and a handwritten font to give the cover that personal memoir feel."

Eamon in the Library

Guy Petelli

Designed by Eoin R.

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"The cover captures a key moment of tension early in the book where the main protagonist has to make a choice, this scene had a lot of strong visual elements and encapsulated the main themes of the book well. I tried to balance a strong visual that looked contemporary while being true to the look and feel of the book’s world. The depiction of one of the main characters of the book as a large humanoid bird creature draws the eye and makes the design overall more unique."