Best book cover design

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If you’re looking for escapism, 2023’s book cover design trends seem determined to banish the darkness. This year feels less about the words and more about the feeling: it seems like it’s time to forget guidelines around hierarchy and decorum and just let rip. Check out the 2023 book cover design trends.

Here is my book design project that I worked on last year at my university. I needed to choose one of the classic books proposed by the teacher and create 6 illustrations, as well as a book layout. For the project I chose the famous novel by George Orwe…

For what is now the seventh time in a row, I am pleased to present the best book covers of the year—as chosen by some of the industry’s best book cover designers. This year, I asked 31 design…

Where to start with your first book cover design?

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Do you have the best book cover design? Do you know how to make a book cover that will help increase the success of your novel? Here are 3 things your should watch out for when looking for ideas for the art on your next book. Grab your free Pitch Checklist and get the best freelance writing tips at thewritelife.com #writer #book #bookcover

A yellow book cover design

To cap this eventful year, we've put together a list of the best book covers of 2020. There's something for everyone, from fiction to non-fiction!

And now, for a visual feast / celebration of one of the Print staff’s top obsessions: Book design and book covers! We decided to revisit 15 of our favorite tomes from the 2014 Regional Design Annual. Enjoy. E-Block: Photographs by Mark Perrott Landesberg Design, Pittsburgh: Rick Landesberg (creative director), Joe Petrina (art director/designer); Mark Perrott (client/photographer) S. Book Design Headcase Design, Philadelphia: J.J. Abrams (creative director/writer), Paul Keppl