The phrase “never judge a book by its cover” is starting to look old hat ... doused in an International Klein Blue with a ...

or online retailer and find genre comp titles for your book. Take notes on what the covers look like, and what similarities there are between the covers. Look at the colors, fonts, and images that ...

As a reader, I don’t typically gravitate toward sci-fi, but this cover is so compelling that it made me immediately want to buy the book ... sans-serif condensed fonts, Gall’s cover ...

Did you ever admire the amazing typography of classic science fiction book covers? The strange wavy writing, the electrifying typefaces? Over at Color + Design Blog, there are some fonts you can ...

Bex continued, “It’s very rare for me to like a book with a portrait on the cover. Instead, I prefer more modern fonts, crisp lines, and colors.” Sweetbitter has a simple cover. Millennial ...

One is that the illustrated book cover, like painted movie posters or newspaper comics, is pretty much dead. Fonts, stock photos, and Photoshop are cheaper than commissioning illustrations.

You can’t have printed words without a lettering style, or font — and that’s his font on the cover. The italic cursive ... Veres hasn’t read the book, so he has no comment on that.

ADVERTISEMENT The cover of Chanel Catwalk ... Like Melania, the book’s title is in all caps, centered over a black background in white text of a similar font and size. The only apparent ...