Rejected Covers: See How 'They Eat Puppies, Don't They?' Might Have Looked
Rejected Covers is part of an ongoing series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and...
Rejected Covers is part of an ongoing series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and...
Posted 04.24.2012
This is part of an ongoing series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and inspiratio...
Posted 04.18.2012
This is part of an ongoing series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and inspiratio...
Posted 04.05.2012
Chip Kidd is probably the world's most famous book designer. His work with Knopf Doubleday includes such classic covers as "Jurassic Park", "1Q84" and...
Posted 03.20.2012
This is part of a new series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and inspirations be...
Martin Salisbury | Posted 05.09.2012
We examine the role of the picture book in introducing children to the visual arts as well as language, and consider important issues such as the appropriateness of certain subjects and styles of illustration for children.
Todd Gallopo | Posted 03.29.2012
When we began to discuss the book cover for our latest Igniter release, Satan Is Real, we all agreed there's no need to design a cover from scratch when the perfect cover image was already created 50 years ago. To reinterpret this one would be a sin (yeah, I said it).
Charles Ardai | Posted 12.07.2011
Tough guys with guns and sexy femme fatales, menace in the shadows and danger in the light, right hooks, and double crosses and deadly embraces: If you can imagine it appearing on a film noir movie poster or an old paperback cover, it's the sort of thing we love.
Posted 11.01.2011
We know, we know. We aren't supposed to judge books by their covers. But these current and upcoming book covers appeared so intriguing that we couldn'...
The New York Times | Posted 05.25.2011
Book lovers, you can exhale. The printed, bound book has been given a stay of execution by an unlikely source: the design community. In this Kindle-an...
Anis Shivani | Posted 05.25.2011
Following our first round of the best book covers of 2010, we have another 25 outstanding covers from 2010.
Anis Shivani | Posted 05.25.2011
It is in the nature of small presses to appear, fill a certain need--often political or cultural in nature--and then vanish.
Posted 05.25.2011
Alvin Lustig was a pioneer of the American mid-Century design revolution, reaching the peak of his incredible career in the early 1950s just as the ri...
Posted 05.25.2011
The best design books can open your eyes to a beauty previously unseen as easily as they can make you fall all over again for something you've always ...
A Fuse #8 Production | Posted 05.25.2011
In an age when it feels like all the teen covers are dedicated to giving us variations on the same theme, it's refreshing to consider that some artist...
biblioklept.org | Posted 05.25.2011
Checkout this great cover gallery archiving over 150 covers of Vladimir Nabokov's masterpiece "Lolita."...
thebookseller.com | Katie Allen | Posted 05.25.2011
Stephenie Meyer's blockbuster Twilight series is to be republished this Christmas with a new white jacket design....
Arielle Ford | Posted 05.25.2011
I recently asked my online friends how they choose their next book to read. Authors, take note of what drives readers to pick up your book. What can you learn from these responses?
Posted 05.25.2011
Ever wondered what it takes to create a book cover? In this video, the whole process is compressed into two minutes, and we get to see every little de...
The Guardian | Peter Robins | Posted 05.25.2011
Since they don't do anything very useful, a new fashion for going without wrappers is likely to catch on....
Posted 05.04.2012