You can judge a book by it's cover
I shop for wine and books in the same way... by their covers. But while there is a lot of coverage in the design world around wine label design, you don't hear quite as much about book covers. However, books are the epitome of design. They have to draw a reader in and give them a real sense of the book before they open it. They are highly conceptual and often painstakingly illustrated. Many covers are works of art in their own right.
Recently, I found a blog called FaceOut Books that focuses on the product and process of book jacket design. I love the detail given on each project and the design process. It's a great source of inspiration as well. Below are just a smattering of interesting covers I found on it. Click here for the website.
Designer: Paul Buckley
Photography: Fredrik Broden

Designer: Jennifer Wang
Designer: Philip Pascuzzo
Recently, I found a blog called FaceOut Books that focuses on the product and process of book jacket design. I love the detail given on each project and the design process. It's a great source of inspiration as well. Below are just a smattering of interesting covers I found on it. Click here for the website.
Designer: Paul BuckleyPhotography: Fredrik Broden

Designer: Jennifer Wang
Designer: Philip Pascuzzo


1 Comments:
I admit, I've bought books just for the cover art before...
I'm a big fan of a beautifully drawn or photographed cover.
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