These contemporary book covers all utilise fluorescent, neon or glowing colours to eye-catching effect.
Let’s take a look at collage and mixed media effects in contemporary book cover graphic design. The book cover in the header is not a real book. Created for learning purposes only. The central graphic is from The Australian Journal, 1 November 1950 edition.
I used an AI art generator to knock up some quick book covers, but I didn’t make books. I made boring supermarket items.
The Kutsuwa T’GAAL pencil sharpener sold to Japanese school children comes highly recommended by pencil enthusiasts. Let’s find out why.
This collection of book covers features black, white and a single colour. Further down, let’s take a look at the wide range of covers utilising only black and white.
When talking about ‘colour’ artists are talking about several things rolled into one.
If you weren’t told who wrote “Wake for Susan” (1959), I doubt you’d guess it were by American author Cormac McCarthy.
Today I’ll compare two brands of coloured pencil which come in large sets. I can’t compare any other large coloured-pencil sets because I have only tried Prismacolor and Brutfuner.
Once upon a time there lived three bears. They decided to live in a house after simply stumbling upon a cute cottage one day, in a wood. Also of note: They weren’t really bears.
Princess Brunhild sprinted across the palace gardens, hitched her skirts and leapt up the marble steps, three at a time. She ignored the guards and skidded across the parquet floor, careening to the right. She blundered elbow first into the front parlour. “Lower your cups!” she yelled. Both older sisters did as directed. By the…
At least the girl wore white. The bright night-gown shimmered as she ran. The heavens thundered, and glowed as if burning.
Moeroa didn’t really need a coat. She was only crossing the road. But a coat made it official: Tonight she would be paid for her work. She’d secured a real, official, proper, actual job.
How do Australian authors describe Australian landscapes, making it fresh every time? Here are some examples.
Jobst Schuster did not believe in magic. He wished he did. If he believed in magic, he might not think he was losing his mind.
Autism Awareness (TM) is starting to impact reader interpretations of texts which seem to star Autistic main characters.