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Designer: Patrick K.
The Vicar Takes A Wife
Designed by Patrick K.
Available to hire"A sort of ‘Jane Austen goes West’ narrative this book needed to have a slightly humorous feel without being overtly funny. The tension between the two characters - a prostitute and a vicar - in Texas in 1877 is shown with the relationship between the various incongruous images, and the toned-down palette and typographic styling help to give a sense of the old photos of the period."
Designer: Caroline Teagle J.
Designer: Hampton L.
Designer: Dan V.
Designer: Steve M.
The Orangutan Rescue Gang
Designed by Steve M.
Available to hire"I try to convey the essence of the story or capture a moment when designing a book cover. The idea of the main characters hand in hand with the Orangutan gives a connection of love and protection which echoes throughout the book. The typography, colour and style gives a nod to the old adventure books and encapsulates the journey they are on."
Designer: Jonathan L.
The Multiplier's Mindset
Designed by Jonathan L.
Available to hire"Given the book's title, I aimed to illustrate the concept of multiplication, inspired by Jesus' parable in Matthew 13:23 about the seed planted in good soil multiplying. The design has a rustic, earthy feel, fitting the agricultural metaphor. The background texture, distressed title font, color scheme, and unique divider between the title and subtitle all work together to create a strong, unified design."
Designer: Caroline Teagle J.
Designer: Peter S.
The Nine Principles of Agile Planning
Designed by Peter S.
Available to hire"Corporate strategy books don't often allow for much wit or boldness, so we worked with what we had. The title provided a clue, particularly the number 'nine.' I envisioned a grid of nine squares in different colors, dominated by a large number 9 with the title superimposed. I selected a subdued yet cheerful palette and a deco-inspired font (Blakely) that adds charm while remaining sober enough to avoid raising any corporate hackles."
Designer: David P.
The Order of Nature
Designed by David P.
Available to hire"This novel tells of the struggles of being a gay man in Gambia. The profile suggests the main character and the pattern provides context. I looked at West African textiles for the appropriate color palette and geometry."
Designer: Mark T.
Out of the Night
Designed by Mark T.
Available to hire"This design came about from a discussion with the author on establishing a visual brand for a series of supernatural books. The design style was classically restrained. The vector-illustrated imagery echoed the ghostly dreamlike quality of much of the story."
Designer: Vince H.
Designer: Erik Peterson
Designer: David P.
Wanderlust
Designed by David P.
Available to hire"For a book exploring the author’s relationship with women, I crafted a visual that is a labyrinth with the female form at the center. This visual also provides a framework to enclose the book’s title, subtitle, and author."
Designer: Caroline Teagle J.
Designer: Sarah L.
Designer: Micaela Alcaino
Designer: Stewart W.
Designer: Caroline Teagle J.
Designer: Micaela Alcaino
Designer: Carlos E.
Designer: Vanessa M.
Damaged Joy: Fixing Digital Experience
Designed by Vanessa M.
Available to hire"I wanted the cover to visually capture the book's critique of how the digital industry often prioritizes tech over customer experience. The broken lollipop represents the frustration customers feel, while the bright colours and bold typography give it a professional and modern look. "
Designer: Hampton L.
Designer: Hampton L.
Designer: Mark T.
Daughter, Disappeared
Designed by Mark T.
Available to hire"The book is a sometimes-harrowing account of a mother’s search for her lost daughter in Tunisia. Within the book is a pivotal scene of an accident at sea. The cover illustrates that: a person clawing desperately upwards toward a small fishing boat, as they sink lower in the Mediterranean sea. This helps set’s a tone for the book: threat, search, survival."
Designer: Vanessa M.
The Twin Flame Game
Designed by Vanessa M.
Available to hire"The cover features a bold and eye-catching design that captures the book's humorous and adventurous vibe. The image of a suited man alongside a map with location icons of women symbolises the protagonist's quest to find his soulmate. The vibrant colours and playful typography add to the excitement, inviting readers to dive into this unconventional and entertaining adventure."
Designer: Patrick K.
Fabler
Designed by Patrick K.
Available to hire"Esther Lawton’s novel required a mystical feel and a sense of journey. Set in the ancient Middle East, the cover needed to evoke intrigue and beauty, reflecting the introspective nature of the story. The crackled surface, distressed edges, and hand lettering enhance the feeling of an old but timeless tale. The relationship between the watching bird and the traveler creates an intriguing tension, adding depth to the cover’s design."
Designer: Jake C.
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