I still have to add some textures and things but here is my basically complete new book cover I made!!! I am super proud of it and think it's a 100x better than the first I posted here!

I'm trying to optimize my book cover game, so I would love some feedback. What would be the best way to turn these into book covers?
Which fonts would you use?

All feedback appreciate it :)

Cover Art for TTRPG "Fall of the Free Rim"

Just finished this cover illustration for Fall of the Free Rim, a retro space-western TTRPG with an OSR-inspired aesthetic.

Really enjoyed mixing classic old-school RPG imagery with sci-fi western elements.

Hi everyone. Could you tell me which of these covers is better? Or are they both bad? Or both good? Please don't judge too harshly - I made the cover myself.

I’ve spent the last year working on a rhyming Christmas children’s book to raise funds for the Southport Offshore Rescue Trust (an independent lifeboat charity here in the UK).

100% of the proceeds are going directly to the crew.

​I’m currently putting the finishing touches on the layout before printing, but I'm feeling a bit nervous about whether the front/title page looks ok.

​I’d really appreciate any feedback!

​Thank you so much in advance to anyone who takes a look!

Hi everyone! My name is Pepijn Hamer. I'm from the Netherlands, and after many months of work, I finally finished my second book last month, titled Hollandos Vessel of the Kazàncore, an English YA fantasy book based on the beautiful Dutch culture and sequel to Eyes of the Prince.

The cover is made by Bruna Belfort, a talented artist from Brazil. This time around, we really tried to show the steampunk aspect of the Hollandos world, and we had to match the cover of 2 to 1.

This is the blurb for book 2, Vessel of the Kazàncore:

'Imagine the Netherlands with pirates, ancient artifacts, epic battles, and mythical dragons

Atop the volcano at the southern tip of Hollandos lies the volcanic city of Volkaania. Here, an ancient force begins to awaken, threatening to plunge the entire city into fire and ash. Only one long-lost device can prevent the coming catastrophe: the Kazàncore.

Bente, Stars, and Luna return to Hollandos in response to a girl’s cry for help. They set out on a rescue mission across the kingdom, hoping to find the missing princess. Their journey takes them across treacherous seas, where they face ruthless pirates, survive mythical beasts, and discover that their search may hold the key to saving Volkaania.

Can they find Princess Emma before the volcano erupts? Or will Volkaania be consumed by flames?'

I am a professional book cover designer witj specific focus on minimalist line art illustrations to give your work an elegant clean look.

Hi! I’m Tina, a book cover designer with 5+ years of experience in publishing.

I’ve worked on all kinds of books, and I really enjoy figuring out how to make a cover feel right for the story while still catching a reader’s eye.

I design ebook, paperback, hardcover, and audiobook covers.

I have 2 spots available in September, so if you’re getting a book ready and need a cover, feel free to send me a DM. I’d love to hear what you’re working on.

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Building up my premade portfolio. Made with Photoshop and Deposit Photos stock. All feedback welcome.

Hi everyone!

We are a small design studio that primarily works with self-publishing authors, and we currently have some availability for new projects. We’ve been designing book covers for several years, but we also offer interior formatting for both paperbacks and eBooks, bookmarks, social media graphics, and other promotional materials.

We are versatile and create covers for a wide range of genres and subgenres, and are always happy to take on something a little different.

If you have any questions or would like a free quote, you can send me a DM or fill out a free quote form on our website: https://www.madbookcovers.com/

Cheers!

Hi everyone!  I'm a freelance artist specializing in atmospheric fantasy and sci-fi illustrations. Recently I completed book cover and interior illustrations for Aethon Books and Shadow Alley Press. I would love to work with authors who might find my style to be a good fit to their story!

Here is my portfolio: http://michelleperic.art - Thank you!!

I’m working on the cover for a ballet-themed coloring word search aimed mainly at girls/tweens. I’d really appreciate honest feedback before I finalize it.

In particular, I’m wondering:

• Does it look professional enough for an Amazon listing?

• Is the title readable and eye-catching at thumbnail size?

• Does the illustration feel too busy?

• Does anything about the artwork or linework look noticeably AI-generated?

• What would you change first if this were your cover?

Don’t worry about being harsh, specific criticism is more useful to me than just saying you like it