November | 2010 | | Page 2
Cue OneRepublic’s “Stop and Stare.” (Mostly for the title of the track, not so much what the song’s actually about) I’ve had my eye on Jackie Morse Kessler’s Hunger cover for several weeks now. Every time I look at it, … Continue reading
Posted in cover love Tagged caps, color, cover love, genius, mood
Ok, so Daisy Whitney just informed me that The Mockingbirds trailer was up on Little, Brown’s website. I was a little excited (and a little proud, too). Last pimping of the trailer, I promise.
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YA Bliss has a contest over on her blog for correctly guessing the YA covers below. I couldn’t resist in playing, of course. As someone who normally skims over covers with faces on them, this one wasn’t exactly a cake walk … Continue reading
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Attention bloggers! (and authors and artists and editors and publishers and some other people) All Things Urban Fantasy is currently accepting nominations for their 2010 Urban Fantasy Cover Art Awards (for all genres, including YA). The nominations started on November … Continue reading
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I may have to start a new meme here, called Who Does This YA Cover Model Look Like? Stumped? Here’s your answer! Try not to be jealous of my Photoshop skills. Just try.
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It’s cover reveal time! It’s like someone out there in Designer Land knew I wasn’t a fan of faces on covers, and said, Quick, cover her face up! (Or at least, this is what I like to think because I … Continue reading
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I promise I’m not on some sort of weird “pink” kick. I promise. But after Megan McCafferty’s Bumped cover was revealed over on The Story Siren’s website yesterday, I absolutely couldn’t help myself from showing it some cover love. I have … Continue reading
Posted in cover love Tagged cover love, fonts, sans serif
Disclaimer: I love covers that scream. You might want to cover your ears. The cover art for Susan Vaught’s Big Fat Manifesto is a declaration all by itself. Smothered with words that strike an emotional and psychological chord, I love … Continue reading
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