chad beckerman: cover evolution of me and earl and the dying girl |
This post’s a short one but a good one, I promise. I’m trying my best not to use all capital letters in this post, so I’m going to go ahead and cut to the chase. The incredibly talented Chad Beckerman posted about the evolution of Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’s cover. If you’ve fully recovered from busting a gut over laughing at Jesse Andrews’ Authorthoughts post last year, I urge you to run to Beckerman’s post. You’ll find yourself staring at really cool ideas from designer Ben Wiseman, see the different directions the cover art went, and if you’re like me, grin while doing both.
One of my favorite parts about his post revolves around being authentic to the characters from the novel. It’s not a super-long read, but it’s filled with all sorts of eye candy and there’s just something refreshing about someone who can be concise. (Ahem, not me.) So definitely check it out.
Right now. RIGHT. NOW. (Well there goes the whole capital letters thing.)
