Christopher Nowlin

This cover is progressing. The first sketch which I posted earlier met with a positive reaction with some caveats. The type treatment and ov...

Joanna Fox Without trying to over think this one too much, I went for a light hearted, fun approach.

David Massell From the back cover: At the turn of the century American industrialist J.B. Duke set his sights on one of North America's ...

Another one in this ongoing series . Because showing a specific national currency wouldn't work, the problem became how do you show mone...

David Solway This is one from the vault. It was my first poetry cover. I had to scan all the actual chess pieces because I didn't have a...

This is a selection of catalogue covers from over the years.

I guess if you stick around long enough you not only do multiple covers for the same author but also on the same subject matter. The first i...

Susan Glickman New and Selected Poems

This one required a lot of tweaking to make sure people got the idea readily. One of the last 08 covers - what a year!

Edited by Sylvia Bashevkin This is another one of those covers where the title drives the design.

The Alcoholhic Monkeys of St. Kitts I found this in my files when I was cleaning out my office. Maisonneuve is a Montreal based magazine - ...

Raymond Breton et al. This cover must have taken an entire day to produce. I literally had to thread each of those needles in photoshop.

William Epstein

Grant McCracken Book cover as disposable piece of packaging.

I just did an interview with Christopher Tobias that you can check out here . He is a very talented cover designer and you can check out his...

White and Wilbert, editors This cover plays off another cover I did recently. I find this happens quite frequently where cover solutions bu...

Richard Stark Number 4 in this series . A jugger is a safecracker.

Joseph Contreras

Christopher N. Kendall I would put this cover into the "type only with a twist" category.

From the brief: "The mother, Isabel, pays the rent with an all-night job delivering newspapers out of her van. And the climactic sectio...

This catalogue cover concept owes a debt to Woody Pirtle's great 1989 poster for the UCLA summer studies program. He crafted a palm tree...

This is one of my recent covers. It gets my vote for the best subtitle of all time.

Joan Crate From the brief: "the book makes an analogy between a suburban wife who is dealing with loneliness, divorce, aging, and copio...

Don Akenson This is a two volume series. There is nothing that original about having an image go over two covers in a series but in this cas...

I had sort of given up on using references to constructivism on a book cover design mainly because it has been done so many times. However i...

I just got asked to submit cover designs to a design competition where the entries only use classic fonts and I was reminded of this quote b...

Christopher Willard From the brief: Sundre is a town in Alberta. The cover for this novel is challenging because we don’t want Prairies and ...

Here are the final two in this series. Each Man's Son is a novel set in Cape Breton in a coal mining community. It features a violent d...

Jeff Mapes A straight up solution for this cover seemed to be what was called for. The tricky part was finding the right cyclist. I must hav...

I think this approach is interesting because the two pairings are not how they originally seem to appear.

Eric Lichtblau

Very simple idea but it seemed perfect for this cover.

Just got approved. This is a poetry cover and this is the part of the poem that inspired it: ...It’s the doorstopper- ability of phonebooks,...