Keep it Real
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Lee Gutkind Proposed cover for a book about writing creative nonfiction. In the end we went in another direction (below).
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This is new YA series I am working on. Each story is told in the first person - single voice. The logo for series has been accepted but we a...
The Fate of the Nation State
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Edited by Michel Seymour
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Repairing Eden
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Mark McLeod-Harrison
Watermelon Syrup
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Annie Jacobsen
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approval pending
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This is a preliminary image for a novel that is about the crazy mixed up life of a man and his multiple concurrent marriages.
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Approval pending Title refers to small wax wish boats.
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Just got approved. Illustration by the very talented Christoph Niemann These are other ideas for the salon des refusés.
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This one is approved. Below is another option I presented.
This is your Brain on Joy
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Earl Henslin
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approval pending From the cover brief: The central theme of the book is the role played by resentment and revenge in the history – that is, ...
Animals
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Don LePan This cover is going into final production. From the back cover: Animals is a powerful novel set in an indeterminate future in whi...
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approval pending I just sent this one off. The author, who is of Indian descent, played hockey on a woman's hockey team at a Canadian un...
I Sing the Body Politic
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Peter Swirski Cowboy boots as bookends for the Bush Era. From the back cover: The end of George W. Bush's imperial presidency means that...
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I found this in the river at the back of our farm. It is part of old tree root that had grown around a small stone. A really interesting blo...
Divided Korea
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Ronald Bleiker I was given a selection of photographs to work from for this two colour cover. I really loathe duotones and whenever possible...
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approval pending Very simple idea. I like how the pages separate between Canada and the U.S.
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I am still working on this cover. We are going to go with another direction but there was something I liked about this. The book is about me...
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The author had taken some photographs of Los Angeles and I was given a selection to work with. This one caught my attention right away. Ther...
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This one is almost put to bed. In the end a simpler approach was called for. I used four different flourishes (worms) in the frame element ...
Kit Winemaking
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Daniel Pambianchi preliminary sketches
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We did advanced review copies for this book and when I got first saw it my reaction was less than positive - it lacked finesse. I have rewo...
Before We had Words
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S. P. Zitner The kind of cover you could only get away with on a poetry book. Yes I know the type is really small.
Her Mothers Ashes
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This one took quite a bit of back and forth to arrive at the final result. One of the reasons I kind of like the end result is that it doesn...
Weed Man
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The Remarkable Journey of Jimmy Divine John McCaslin This printed and laminated cloth cover has a velum jacket that allows the art to show ...
Canada’s Game
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This one would fall into the category of just getting out of the way of a great photograph.
Mountain Tea
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Peter Van Toorn The font I used for this cover went out of circulation for a while but is back now. Wonky font for sure but the italic is ki...
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Unusual approach for this poetry cover. The publisher went for the dye-cut holes which is pretty cool.
The Sheep are Back
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I was hard at work staring at my computer screen when I looked to my left and remembered that the sheep are back. They migrate back and fort...
Improvisation
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Edward W. Sarah I wanted the type on this cover to convey "improvisation" and thought reflecting it in the trombone would be inter...
Pure Product
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Quill and Quire , which is our version of Publishers Weekly , does a regular feature on the process of developing a cover. They asked me to ...
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