I took this photo because i liked the way the feather was lit and had a shadow and because I liked the flames on the bookcover.

Um, I was struggling too much with the title font and style, etc so I gave up. Anything I did looked like a cheap 90s novel, it's supposed to look like 1950s dammit. It was gonna say "Sally Cyborg: Adventures on Alpha 9" or something like that.

Ngl, I'm pretty sure I have a crush on this minifigure now.

Ok, so it was used for free by a friend...but we all gotta start somewhere, right?

I went all 80s vibes on the title for this one. Chrome effect and maybe embossed? Sure why not.

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Walking along the canal at the blue hour with the city lights already on, it is easy to walk and enjoy this old historic part of the city.....

Cool!

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In conversation with Ted Andes recently, he inspired me to revisit some sci-fi paperback covers, so here we go. Thanks Ted! This first one was strongly influenced by stolen from this.

Riffing on the oft-used troupe in sci-fi illustration of juxtaposing two disparate motifs, ancient/modern, gigantic/macroscopic and in this case, heaven/hell.

Not sure this composition works; I had issues getting plenty of height in the towers but then making the witch too small and unimposing. I tried more dynamic angles but wasn't impressed so I resorted to a pretty flat arrangement. It's good to be challenged by this portrait format that I don't using shot in, not every picture will be successful. It's healthy to be defeated sometimes. I still like it, it just bugs me that somethings not right with it.

I wanted a giant alien hand holding a spaceship, possibly in green or red. Then I chickened out and built a robot claw thing instead.

Já falei q esta é a melhor hora do ano pra dar aquela "repaginada" na vida. Então trate de escolher a sua preferida e dê uma nova roupa à sua companheira do dia!

Capas removíveis para agenda ou caderno, ah! fofinhas.

signos disposníves: aquário, touro, scorpião e leão.

One of those anthology-style covers with a semi-abstract image that doesn't relate to any specific story within. I was happy to catch the late afternoon sun coming through my window and snapped this pic on the build table.

Note the backwards-facing legs on the Bug People, curious no? I wonder how they mate with their genitalia on their backside.

Book cover art, book, and promo photo by yours truly. The long-awaited sequel to Hotel Toledo is out!! The publisher kindly allowed the prequel to be included under the same cover, so if you have not purchased or read the novella, no worries. You can read the complete two-part novel in one book.

Gonna be a minute before it's up on Barnes&Nobel, or Amazon.

acompanhada por uma bolsinha de mão td de bom, nela vc pode levar celular, dinheiro, cartões e chaves e dar aquela saída rápida de dia e com mto charme.

Ah, capa fofinha q "abraça" a sua agenda e ainda segura aquela papelada toda q agente teima em guadar nela!

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background is Tabula Colorum Physiologica (1688)

kafka and woodcuts were pretty much made for each other.

A story of first contacts and other visual aids.

The vertical format is challenging to work with. Originally there were two evil dudes dragging the spaceman via chains but I had trouble fitting all three characters into the frame plus the orb in the background. Also, in this arrangement the figure's face is more clearer. So everything became more simplified: no chains, no evil gang. Being overpowered by two aliens seems more believable than one, maybe they're supper strong?

Again, thanks to Ted Andes for the encouragement :-)

Unfortunately only in Norwegian, hope to have it translated into both English and German.

All the pictures taken with my Nikon camera. Custom design.

THE POPPY AND THE POMEGRANATE (1962)

Rigby Graham

capa de agenda /livro + bloquinho de anotações

poster, printed 100x70 cm

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Great cover design by Paul Rand. Borzoi-Knopf (1956). This is the actual first printing of the book. Knopf issued some of their titles in paperback form as a test run and if the book sold, they would then print a hardcover edition.

Juntar patchs é uma arte... Uma delícia de mistura, cores, formas, e patchs mto especiais! enfeite sua agenda, dê cores ao seu dia!

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Science Fiction by yours truly - book and cover design

這是我做好玩的，不知道實體書會是怎樣的設計?

aprox. 36 X 25 cm. / 14.17 X 9.84 in

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Harri Jõgisalu: Kärp. Eesti raamat, 1981. Illustreerinud Ene Pikk.

"Kärp

kärk

lahits

suurnirk

hermeliin

- hea laps, mitu nime"

I've listed this as copyrighted because it surely is, but I do not own the rights. So you can only look at it as a part of my collection.

If you do own the rights to this one, and wish me to remove it, just let me know. Thank you!

Se me ocurrió unir todas las portadas que llevan mis fotos (puede que se me haya escapado alguna!) y cuando tuve el collage listo casi no podía creerlo!!!

Que bonito es ver mis fotos rodando por la librerías del mundo <3

nice new use of my photo :)

Model: Angel

Free work.

This image is protected by copyright, no use of this image shall be granted without the written permission from Stefan Witte.

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One of my photos graces the bookcover of Daan Dekker's interesting and highly readable PhD-study about strict young Christians and Muslims navigating life in the secular environment of Rotterdam. I thought I'd combine that with some photobooks I enjoyed recently.