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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/69/69838/attachment_69838793 "Timeworm is a YA scifi novel about time travel and Nazi Germany. The publisher wanted to convey these elements without characters, and asked for muted colors in blues, blacks, and winter hues.
As always, I went for a less literal depiction, but this time decided to go for a more minimalist style. The title treatment plus the graphics offer a glimpse into the story, while staying away from time travel and Nazi-themed cliches.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/69/69326/attachment_69326570 "The CH requested a symbol-based cover with strong typography a la Divergent and The Hunger Games. Instead of a generic representation of the main character's clairvoyance (e.g. eyes), I opted to incorporate a ring of fire which is also in line with an important vision the character will have in the story. In the background is the silhouette of the sea capital, the entire cover darkened to give off an ominous and apocalyptic vibe. The result is a cover that draws the reader's attention straight to the title.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/69/69464/attachment_69464657 "The author wanted a symbol-centric cover similar to The Hunger Games and Divergent, and had a design idea of a futuristic, \"Nazi-fied\" version of Chicago's flag wherein the stars are replaced with four red triskelions.
Instead of literally incorporating a flag, I opted to interpret the author's vision of the cover. The single triskelion and the strong typography gives a more definite and interesting focal point, without being too busy. The colors were initially same as flag's, but the darker blue background with space effect gives the cover a more futuristic dystopian scifi feel, which the author prefers.")
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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/69/69244/attachment_69244001 "The cover is based entirely on the book's back cover copy. The title seemed like a good opportunity to create an interesting visual that would wrap around the full. Also reading the first chapter up on the author's website, I decided to represent the \"nuclear winter that consumed the world\" with a color palette that evokes a dark and cold feeling.")
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