Book Cover Gallery

Dreaming of North Beach (from Corporate America)

Deno Gell

Designed by Victoria H.

Available to hire

"The author wanted a nod to San Francisco, and the idea of using the Golden Gate Bridge emerged early on. But these poems are irreverent and often moving, and so, to reflect those elements, I created an inky sketch of the bridge set against a large abstract “sun” in a bridge-like hue. The result is light, minimal, and deliberately unpolished."

Live

Jada Dorsey

Designed by Sofía S.

Available to hire

"My approach to illustration focuses on vibrant color palettes, beautiful character depictions and striking compositions. My painting technique, while entirely digital, recreates the look of traditional paintings, as I strive to create everything from scratch, without shortcuts. The result is an appealing fusion of classic fantasy covers and contemporary aesthetics, which undoubtedly leaves readers intrigued."

Eterno

Roberto Scaccia

Designed by Nuno M.

Available to hire

"This cover exudes elegance and sophistication, with a sumi-e–style illustration whose delicate brushstrokes convey movement and fluidity. The contrast between the purple snake and cream background creates visual impact, while the vertical title aligns with the snake’s head for balance. The design evokes softness and vulnerability through subtle, deliberate shapes."

Wall Street’s Blind Spots

Jose Mayora

Designed by Vanessa M.

Available to hire

"We wanted the cover to feel bold and smart, so I used a deep navy background with clean white text to give it that confident Wall Street look. The golden bull is the classic market symbol, but I added a blindfold to capture the book’s main idea about missing what’s right in front of you. The touch of gold keeps it polished and professional, while the layout stays simple so the message comes through straight away."

Dalia Does a Mitzvah

Jenna D.

Designed by Anastasiia B.

Available to hire

"The warm pink palette and flowers reflect the story’s gentle, joyful tone and introduce Dalia as a kind, curious girl learning about mitzvahs in a fun way. I combined a modern picture-book look with textured brushes and used soft colors to keep it fresh yet personal. The use of dahlias links the title to the art, while expressive details and warmth make the cover inviting for young girls."

Embers of the Republic

Matthew Reitz

Designed by Alejandro C.

Available to hire

"Epic confrontation between light and shadow! A classic epic fantasy cover featuring a hero on his noble mount facing a dark rider and dragon. In this genre, a realistic and meticulous technique is essential — combined with a dynamic, flowing composition that brings motion and tension to the scene. These are hallmarks of my work in the world of fantasy illustration."

Of Ash and Salt: The Emorean Prophecy (Book One)

Daniel G. M. McGee

Designed by Ryan R.

Available to hire

"I worked with the client to design this fantasy cover to feel like something ancient and alive, almost like a spell carved into the burnt wood. I kept the title big and centered so it commands attention even in thumbnail view. I think the end result balances elegance with a sense of mystery. It’s both gritty and poetic, just like the wonderful story inside."

Dead Flowers

J.M. Petrick

Designed by Nejc P.

Available to hire

"For Dead Flowers, I designed a cover that captures the book’s bold, rebellious spirit and moody noir tone. Drawing inspiration from classic pulp covers, I reimagined their raw energy through a modern lens. Merging vintage grit with contemporary minimalism and a dash of Hollywood flair."

A Body Not Her Own

Eileen Farren

Designed by Sofía S.

Available to hire

Rosie the Unicorn does Gymnastics

Lisa Laferriere

"This picture book is a heartwarming tale about Rosie, a unicorn who dreams of performing the same amazing moves as her friend Bunny but faces challenges along the way. Inspired by girls and gymnastics, the cover channels the energy of sports posters and uniforms while keeping a whimsical, magical feel — perfectly capturing Rosie’s spirit of friendship and perseverance."

One Girl Ran

Luba Schuyler

Designed by Jason A.

Available to hire

“After several explorations — from a photo collage splicing a crocodile with a palm-fringed beach, to rocky shapes forming its face, to a writhing silhouette of crocs — we chose a pared-back design. A simple crocodile silhouette, given a double-printed look, creates an alarming yet timeless retro feel. It extends across the jacket, striking in its simplicity and echoing the protagonist’s peril in the Costa Rican jungle.”

The Honorable Con

Michele C. Shaw

Designed by Tim B.

Available to hire

“With this cover — the first in a fast-paced fantasy series — I aimed to capture a cinematic sense of motion and adventure aboard a high-speed train cutting through the mountains. The sweeping composition and wind-blown leaves reinforce the energy, pace, and momentum at the heart of the story.”

I Love You, We Said

Ben Human

Designed by Peter S.

Available to hire

"For Ben Human’s autobiographical novel about an American writer newly expatriated to London, I aimed to evoke the city’s atmosphere and the book’s avant-garde spirit. Inspired by the iconic Tube map, I ultimately kept only its P22 Johnston Underground font, overlaying bright colors on a dark, shadowy background — a nod to the tension beneath Swinging London’s surface."

The Monsters They Made Us

Frank J. Camacho

Designed by Tim B.

Available to hire

“In this YA novel, four main characters grapple with the weight of their family legacies. I designed the cover so that each shard reflects an aspect of their stories, interacting with the title to add depth and drama. The blue-green palette evokes the ever-present water and the mysterious coastal town of Driftmore.”

Of Mages and Makers

Rel Carroll

Designed by My Lan K.

Available to hire

"For this cosy gaslamp adventure romance, I combined different elements of the story in the cover using a style that recalls old adventure novels. The title is playful, hand-drawn to show the lightheartedness of the story. The background and decorative elements show a steampunk London. The MMC is offering his hand to the FMC, who accepts it, which is a hint to how he is the one introducing her to a world of adventure and magic."

Tulip: The Brave Little Beaver

Holley Muraco

Designed by Colleen C.

Available to hire

“The book follows the unbelievable journey of Tulip, a lovable and playful little character. To reflect her hopeful story, we chose bright primary colors and a clean, distraction-free background that lets her joyful spirit take center stage.”

Butthurt

Hannah Fowler

Designed by Ashley S.

Available to hire

"Designing this humorous short story collection was a joy. Though I usually illustrate covers, we chose a serious image for its hilarious contrast with the title. Our goal was a modern sense of disequilibrium, so I manually set each letter to add a playful, offbeat rhythm. The cover’s strength lies in how the image and title interact — not to depict the stories literally, but to convey their witty, unpredictable spirit. A collaboration I truly loved."

A Drying World

Alexander Brandon

Designed by Alejandro C.

Available to hire

"One of my favorite aspects of dark fantasy is bringing its characters to life, especially the villains. This piece portrays a once-human figure surrendering to dark magic, shedding the last fragments of his humanity. In dark fantasy, horror and decay must be conveyed with subtlety and balanced with a sense of elegance — a contrast I always strive to capture in my work."

These Fragile Threads

Christene Campbell

Designed by Xavier C.

Available to hire

Childless

Fabiana Formica

Designed by Natàlia P.

Available to hire

“The cover was designed to evoke longing, identity, motherhood, and self-worth through a subtle, emotionally charged tone. A collage combining the author’s face with the subtitle near her womb symbolizes creation and absence, mirroring her unfulfilled desire for motherhood. This balance between presence and emptiness becomes a visual metaphor for self-realization and wholeness.”

I Know How This Story Ends

Nate Robb

"I wanted the cover to feel both intimate and surreal—rooted in the heat and isolation of West Texas yet lifted by a sense of fate. The cracked earth and fading town set the stage for a love shaped by distance and time. The headless couple, their thoughts dissolving into clouds, reflects how love consumes and transforms us. Painterly textures soften the harshness, while the bold, typewriter title grounds it in memory—a visual echo of love found in desolation."

Home Run!

Michael Levy

Designed by Christina M.

Available to hire

Swimming Toward the Riptide

Anna Osinski

Designed by Vanessa M.

Available to hire

"The idea was to capture the feeling of being pulled into something powerful. The wave lines get more intense as they go down, like emotions building up. Soft blues keep it calm, while the clean type keeps it grounded. Simple, flowing and a bit raw, just like the poems in this poetry book."

The Summers of Us

Taylor Crooks

Designed by Rachel S.

Available to hire

"I start by understanding the book’s mood and visual landscape, then collaborate closely to capture key imagery in a unique way. For this cover, we built a photo collage to reflect the characters and fine-tuned the sunset tones to match the story’s emotion. I treated it like a painting—designed to feel like art, not just packaging. The final painted texture adds warmth and mystery, creating a cover that’s both visually striking and deeply connected to the book’s heart."

Dojo Dilemmas

Joseph Henry Cucci

Designed by Barış Ş.

Available to hire

Manly Man of God

Katharine Strange

Designed by Margarita C.

Available to hire

"I aim to hint at the plot without giving too much away, sparking curiosity. Katharine wanted religious iconography and a subtle nod to the story’s sexuality, with humor and irreverence. So, I portrayed the protagonist as a divine figure—holding an eggplant instead of a heart, blending sacred visuals with a modern, cheeky twist. It’s a bold, trend-aware image that reflects both the book’s tone and how people communicate today."

New World City (the hyperArcana)

Spencer Hey

Designed by Ryan R.

Available to hire

"I worked with Spencer through several feedback rounds to capture the gritty-mystical vibe he wanted. A silhouetted heroine faces a neon megacity, signaling urban fantasy and tech action. I used bold teal-orange tones to stand out digitally, adding glowing arcane armor, glyph-inspired skylines, and easter-egg symbols—striking a balance between genre familiarity and layered detail."

An Old Soul

M. Kevin Hayden

Designed by Barış Ş.

Available to hire

A Girl and Her Dog and Me

Mike Stetz

Designed by Ian K.

Available to hire

Living the Dream

Jade Cameron

"I wanted to avoid crime clichés and capture the real life of a trainee detective. The hand-painted style adds warmth and personality, matching the book’s tone. Showing the officer from behind—in a high-vis jacket and duty belt—hints at the gritty, unglamorous reality: more paperwork than drama. The handwritten title adds humor and energy. Overall, I aimed for something honest and relatable, yet still eye-catching on both bookshelves and digital screens."

The Unsaid Summer

Josef Lemoine

Designed by Owen G.

Available to hire

"This cover captures a specific moment from Josef Lemoine's beautiful and nostalgic romantic novel. Through discussions with Josef it was clear he wanted to capture that vibrant, effervescent feeling of being young and in love so the artwork is rich, saturated and full of motion and warmth. The hand drawn type reflects the narrative which is told through letters between the two protagonists."

The Handbook for Commercializing Alien Technology:

Timothy Raines

Designed by Arjan V.

Available to hire

"This cover channels the authentic atmosphere of 1950s UFO sightings and classified government research facilities. Drawing inspiration from scientific publications of that era, the design captures the paranoid zeitgeist surrounding extraterrestrial encounters and secret military projects. The design aesthetic embraces heavy use-smudged surfaces, worn edges, and weathered appearance suggesting this is a document that has clearly been consulted by generations of researchers and believers."

When Things Go Missing

Deborah J. Brasket

Designed by Owen G.

Available to hire

"This was a really interesting collaboration as the author Deborah Brasket decided to use an existing, public domain painting by Paul Klee as the basis for the cover. By tweaking the artwork, adding small narrative elements and finding complimentary fonts and design, we managed to create a perfect cover for the novel whilst maintaining the feel and sprit of Klee's original painting."

Für Elise

Mark Splitstone

Designed by Richard L.

Available to hire

Transcendence

Ian Patterson

Designed by Barış Ş.

Available to hire

"The cover is inspired by the author’s vision of a symbolic guided path - a translucent, body shaped tunnel that shows how a person will move through the cosmos. Inescapable and determinist. The design blends a sci-fi aesthetic with a psychedelic, multi-dimensional feel. As this book is part of a series, its typography and illustration style align with those used in the first book."

Call of the Maze (The Epoch of Djundar Book 3)

Karl Smink

Designed by Elin T.

Available to hire

"Designing this cover was a fun, collaborative process, shaped by the author’s vision to bring his trilogy’s culmination to life. Every choice—from colors to lighting—reflects the intensity and resolution of everything leading to this moment. It was exciting to visually capture the story’s crescendo in a way that feels both powerful and fitting for the journey’s conclusion."

The Seven Bosses of Honey Malone

Juli A. Herren

Designed by Roderick B.

Available to hire

"The artwork and title aim to capture the story’s youthful essence, portraying the protagonist with both strength and vulnerability as she faces seven abstract, swirling 'boss' figures. Bright, bold colors reflect youthful energy, while strong titling enhances this vibe. Blending comedy and drama, the design effectively represents both genres without conforming to the dainty, ultra-smooth style often seen in similar books."

The Pain of Onkai

N. K. Edo

Designed by Adam F.

Available to hire