The Book Cover Design
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Re: The Book Cover Design
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I like the elements that give you certain clues to the story, I'm still a little uncomfortable with the way the title is presented, I think something smaller would have worked just as well.Brett Linette wrote: ↑18 Nov 2021, 05:56 I like how the book cover design features a silhouette of the protagonist, as opposed to a fleshed out image of him; I think it puts enough of a picture to the face while leaving room for imagination.
What do you guys think? What's your favorite or least favorite thing about the book cover design?
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Yes, I also really got captivated with the book cover design. I'm sure the author must have used a professional graphics designer. Though, I wasn't disappointed after reading the story cos the cover page actually depicted what I was expectingBrett Linette wrote: ↑19 Nov 2021, 04:36I agree that the pose says so much about the protagonist, but the hairstyle, I think it gives the impression that he's a young adult, as opposed to a middle-aged one. There was talk in the book about him having a receding hairline. I think a hairstyle that gives view to his hairline and its recession would've been more telling.Gabriella H wrote: ↑19 Nov 2021, 00:52 I think the book cover is fitting. The pose of the protagonist alone says a lot about the struggles going on in his mind.
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