Book Cover Gallery

Transference

Ian Patterson

Designed by Barış Ş.

Available to hire

"This cover captures the story’s layered narrative, blending illness and the human body with interdimensional travel. Symbolic elements—halls, doors, paths, and a watching eye—evoke the narrator’s presence and themes of surveillance. With a magical realist, maximalist aesthetic, the design reflects the story’s fusion of medical, spiritual, and speculative elements, setting it apart within the dystopian and cyberpunk genres."

The Day Lemmy Loved Johnny The Most

Stephen Mellor

Designed by Dominic F.

Available to hire

"I had great fun designing The Day Lemmy Loved Johnny the Most. This cover uses bold typography to highlight the strong prose within the story. Mixing colors and typefaces keeps it modern while retaining a classic literary feel. Stephen wanted a clean, graphic approach, so I experimented with typography to form the story’s tree. In the end, the bold type-only approach won out, with the tree motif featured on the back and spine."

Hank's Purpose: His Journey To Become A Therapy Dog

J. P. D.

Designed by Anastasiya H.

Available to hire

"The cover reflects the main theme. The child in the wheelchair and Hank’s gentle expression highlight care and connection, conveying therapy and friendship. I created a warm, friendly atmosphere with bright, soft colors popular in children’s books. The large, endearing image of Hank aligns with market preferences, while expressive character emotions evoke warmth and affection. A paw print replacing the letter “O” adds a playful, memorable touch that hints at the book’s theme."

The Curse of Mene

Madeline Hickey

Designed by Madli S.

Available to hire

Cairo

Kolton Lane

Designed by Ryan M.

Available to hire

"Here I aimed to capture themes of self-exploration and freedom. The silhouette looking upward reflects the author's personal journey, while the embedded cityscape shows how Cairo becomes part of his identity. I balanced originality with modern trends by using vibrant gradients for an ethereal feel, layering the city's urban lights within the figure for uniqueness. The design is intended to feel both intimate and expansive, inviting readers into the transformative journey within the book."

A Court at Costantinople

Anthony Earth

Designed by Heather V.

Available to hire

Daughters of a Winter Night

Doug Belair

Designed by Elias P.

Available to hire

"The cover's main element is a silver tile crafted by the author's version of Elves or Guardians, protectors of the weave of Time, represented by an hourglass. We opted for a classic look over the typical illustrated characters of modern fantasy, blending elvish, nature-inspired imagery with hints of the story's characters. My work often combines illustration and hand-drawn typography. Here while the silver tile catches the eye, the hand-lettered title and author’s name capture the book's tone."

Even George

Carolyn Cockburn

Designed by Vaughan D.

Available to hire

The Posthumous Memoirs Of Bras Cubas

Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis (Author), Américo Lucena Lage (Translator)

Designed by Euan M.

Available to hire

"The brief called for a “mix of dark, moody tones with occasional bursts of vivid colour, reflecting the novel’s shifts between somber reflection and satirical wit”. This contrast also helps to gives the cover a sense of depth—I almost see the type (which is based on hand-painted letters from Brazil, where the novel is set) as being painted onto a window, behind which lies the illustration."

Henry Button and The Haunted Matinée

Liam Auden Brant

Designed by Driss C.

Available to hire

"The main challenge with Haunted Matinée was evoking the feel of old black-and-white movies while keeping a colorful design for middle-grade readers. Bright red and yellow elements balance the main blue. Since Henry Button is a series, I designed the title as a standalone for continuity across volumes, adding familiarity and timelessness. The design includes many details and easter eggs, like the diamond-shaped illustration, which hints at the glamour of Old Hollywood."

Tumbleweed The Fairy Without Wings

Mary Natale

Designed by Julianna L.

Available to hire

How to Be Happy

Lee Crutchley

Designed by Lee C.

Available to hire

"The book has a down-to-earth, approachable tone and simple content, so I kept the cover straightforward in layout and color. Hand-drawn lettering adds a human touch, matching its unique approach as a creative workbook on depression and happiness. The two colors, black and white, emphasize that this isn’t just another self-help book, with white text for typical advice and black for added realism and humanity."

From These Broken Pieces

Katie Hauck Ministries

Designed by Christian R.

Available to hire

"Broken Pieces is a collection of stories about healing from trauma through the power of Jesus. The central image of a reassembled stained glass heart conveys this theme. Aimed at those who have been incarcerated or are in rehab, we used a grittier font and bold colors to attract the audience, avoiding the typical Christian self-help look. The bold colors and illustrated elements set the book apart from others in the genre, while still accurately reflecting its message."

Much Too Vulgar

Viggy Par Hampton

Designed by Nuno M.

Available to hire

"This is the second cover I’ve designed for Viggy, following the style of her previous book, A Cold Night for Alligators. The rough, hand-drawn title contrasts with the deep red-orange background, adding urgency and rawness. The anatomical illustration beneath the text serves as a grotesque, eerie focal point, reinforcing the book's theme and complementing the distressed calligraphy. Together, these elements create a bold, eye-catching, and unsettling cover that mirrors the tone of the story."

The Little Blue Door

Francesca Catlow

Designed by Andrew D.

Available to hire

"As I discussed image options with Francesca, the idea of a close-up blue door quickly became the winning concept. Focusing on the door would make the cover stand out and establish a visual motif for future covers in the series—whether a door, window, or entrance, each featuring a zoomed-in arch."

Making Up Stories

Susan Myhre Hayes

Designed by Sarah L.

Available to hire

The Courage of Slackers

Daniel Tiernan

Designed by Alexander N.

Available to hire

"The cover features a fictional but typical Minneapolis dive bar, grounding the story in a distinct aesthetic while hinting at key plot elements. The 'Art Deco' style, common to Minneapolis bars, influenced both the cover design and the font. It worked well for a modern minimalist design: it's readabile at small scales while remaining interesting up close. Details like the main character, a lurking figure, broken glass, and a cat stalking a pigeon on the roof add suspenseful hints to the story."

WORM$

khari gordon

Designed by Barış Ş.

Available to hire

"The cover is directly inspired by the plot, aiming to capture the intense sense of action and adventure. It embraces an underground vibe, signalling to the audience that they’re in for a wild, unpredictable ride filled with eccentric twists. The bold typography and edgy illustration style were carefully chosen to reflect the chaotic energy of the story, letting readers know they’re about to dive into something thrilling and out of the ordinary."

The Day I Left

Michelle Yu

Designed by Barış Ş.

Available to hire

"The cover explores themes of transformation and progression with a distinctly feminine and empathetic touch. The aim was to convey these ideas through a sense of calm and serenity, illustrating the process of healing, personal growth and renewal."

Stable

Emily Swisher

Designed by Christian R.

Available to hire

"The photo (by Sinuhe Xavier) captures the atmosphere of the author's work with horses. I used colors, typography, and layout to firmly place the book in the memoir genre, drawing inspiration from memoirs in the fashion or cinema industries. This approach elevates the cover beyond the typical 'western' or 'country' categories, and conveys refined earthiness to match the story. The callout circle for the endorsement balances the negative space, adds visual interest, and a sense of authority."

Knot by Knot

Davis Moore

Designed by Christian R.

Available to hire

"The book explores how the good news of Jesus helps readers untangle the knots of sin and addiction. The hand, inspired by ancient Christian iconography, symbolizes God's hand, while the background texture comes from historic art archives. The colors and illustration are on-trend with Christian self-help books, but the ancient elements add uniqueness. I love incorporating Christian symbolism and artwork to connect modern readers to the rich history of the church and the timeless Gospel message."

The Countryside Orphanage

D.M. Narok

Designed by Joe M.

Available to hire

"The author wanted me to convey a complicated suspense/thriller story in a simple, elegant way — one that evoked a mood rather than telegraphed the plot line. That directive suited my style perfectly, because I tend to prefer captivating, moody images that draw the eye while offering subtle hints of what lies within. I feel like this has both a contemporary yet classic look; one that will look fresh ten years from now as it does today."

18

Megdad Zaatreh

Designed by Jason A.

Available to hire

"The novel is a mystery about good and evil, focusing on symmetry. A mysterious woman and two six-spotted moths are significant to the plot, so they had to be on the cover. To portray these themes I went with a high contrast color scheme in a vector art style, to give it a modern feel. The woman's obscured face and cutaway title effect are meant to convey there's much more going on under the surface in this story."

You'll See

Dr. Janine A Wilson

Designed by Rodney H.

Available to hire

"The cover design symbolizes the strength of family bonds, with the girls stepping into the world surrounded by positivity, confidence, and grace. They are encouraged to embrace their talents and appearance to achieve their aspirations. What stands out is the texture of the illustration, the color palette, and the typography, bringing the characters to life. Their height, hair, style, and setting combine to inspire their unique story."

A Good Day For A Hike

Jen Congdon

Designed by Michele T.

Available to hire

"For this cover, I chose a classic serif font that remained easy to read without overpowering the playful artwork. This clean, readable typography complements the joyful illustrations, achieving a harmonious balance between visual charm and timeless design. The result is a cover that feels both fresh and classic, appealing to young readers while maintaining a sophisticated, enduring look."

It Wasn't Meant to Last

AR Hook

Designed by Vanessa M.

Available to hire

"I wanted the cover to reflect the emotional depth and raw honesty of the poems. The minimalist design, with its contrasting colours and simple lines, creates a sense of quiet intensity. It’s like a visual metaphor for the rollercoaster of emotions that readers will experience as they delve into the collection."

Be FINE

Lisa Leslie-Williams

Designed by Vanessa M.

Available to hire

"I wanted the cover to capture the book’s vibrant and uplifting message. The cheerful colours reflect the Caribbean-inspired approach to health and wellness. Featuring the author, Dr Lisa Leslie-Williams, the design creates a sense of warmth and optimism, inviting readers to embark on a transformative journey towards a healthier, happier life."

The Art of Taking Second Chances

Varsha Chitnis

Designed by Zuchal R.

Available to hire

"The cover focuses on the main characters, Tara and Sameer, and their challenging journey, set against the backdrops of Baroda and Dallas. Initially inspired by a specific scene, the concept evolved through collaboration with Varsha to emphasize the settings. The faceless depiction of the characters invites readers to imagine them, while cloud graphics and a hand-drawn title add symbolic and artistic touches. The pink and purple palette enhances visual appeal and reinforces the book's theme."

Cult Crystal

Remi Bradley

Designed by Stephanie H.

Available to hire

"My main goal in designing the cover for this dark, mysterious, and sometimes humorous novel about female friendship in a cult called the Crystal Collective was to translate the title's essence into an illustration: two women worshipping a cracked crystal, hinting that not all is well in the cult. I balanced this with icons relevant to the plot to spark interest, ensuring the illustration and title remain clear and readable even at thumbnail size."

A Good Thing

Enid Jeff

Designed by Margarita C.

Available to hire

"In the plot, the moment when the characters meet is important—it's the trigger for the story, and it happens while they are waiting for the tram. I believe the key is to introduce the tram almost as a third character. Overlaying the title on its side adds dynamism and metaphorically reinforces the idea of how fleeting that moment of meeting is. Either you act, or it never happens, and the opportunity vanishes just as the tram does."

A Midwestern Gospel

Agara Farnsworth

Designed by Nuno M.

Available to hire

"This cover design effectively reflects the tone and setting of a thriller novel based in the South. The muted colors, decaying leaf imagery, and Gothic typography come together to hint at a story full of tension, secrets, and moral conflicts, drawing in readers who are fans of suspenseful, atmospheric tales."

Shear Gifts

Christy Foldenauer

Designed by Steve K.

Available to hire

He Saw Her

Christy Moore Korthase

Designed by Steve K.

Available to hire

Of Friction

S.J. Lee

Designed by Jason A.

Available to hire

"The priority was to create a consistent series look across all three books, focusing on the protagonist's arm transformation as the story progresses. S.J. prefers minimalist compositions and wanted to pay homage to the Southern Reach series, which was a big influence. We used a gridded title treatment and a textured background interacting with the protagonist's hand, tied to the book's events. These core elements will be carried through the entire series."

Burned Out and Bled Dry

Meredith Jacobowitz

Designed by Margarita C.

Available to hire

"My goal was to instantly convey the novel's genre—cozy mystery with a touch of humor. Inspired by Saul Bass, I created a shadow suggesting a murder scene, with the hurried protagonist walking over it, unaware of what's awaiting her at the car. The exaggerated, almost caricature-like shadow adds dark humor, softening the tension. The title treatment features an 'o' as an 'eye,' acting as a witness. The metaphor hints that the car holds a secret, with the shadow offering a clue to what's coming."

Lenny From Vinci Strategies for Creatives

Hugh Gallagher

Designed by Jason A.

Available to hire

"This book is a strategy guide for creative people, bringing LDV's principles into the present. To give it a modern feel, Hugh commissioned cover art from street artist TVBOY. I made subtle adjustments to the artwork for the cover and designed the title to appear screenprinted on LDV's shirt. The back cover text mimics a poster wheat-pasted over TVBOY's graffiti, giving it the feel of something you'd see on the streets of Palermo, TVBOY's hometown."

Tunnel of Mirrors

Ferne Arfin

Designed by Laura D.

Available to hire

"It was important that this beautiful novel have a beautiful, romantic cover without being trite. The story takes place in the 1900s and is about a young woman coming to New York from Ireland. The ocean is a big part of the story in various ways. The gull flying away from the other birds was inspired by the main character, a very independent, unique young woman. I wanted to add some interest by having the title look like it's sinking into the sea and being reflected like a mirror."

The Day I Had a Dinosaur

Ashley Wall

Designed by Vaughan D.

Available to hire

"The picture book captures children imagining themselves playing with large construction vehicles, like bulldozers. The cover features the main character enjoying a bulldozer, creating an exciting visual that hints at the fun story inside. With the trend of strong characters on covers, especially for small online thumbnails, I focused on using bold colors and a clean design. Strong illustrations and text design were emphasized to ensure the cover stands out and reflects the story."