Can you believe we've already made it to day 5? It seems like just a few days ago when this whole idea started. For our fifth stop, jump over to Emma Starr's lovely blog, Seven Billion Smiles! Seeing all these hopeful posts from these amazing girls...it's just so inspiring! Click the image below to read Emma's post!
Welcome to Day 2 of my cover design series! Let me preface this by saying that, more than last time, a lot of these things I'll mention are opinion. And some of these "rules" are even more breakable than the font "rules." These are opinions and tips that I've learned over the past years, but they're not set in stone. 😊 Without any further ado, let's get started! *Note: All of the covers were designed by me on the free Canva website, my favorite place to create book covers and other graphics. Unless otherwise noted, all of the stories and authors are completely imaginary; I made them all up. Please don't use any of the covers in this post without my permission.* Picture Choice Now, there are a lot of common mistakes people make when designing book covers, but one of the most common is picture choice. There are a whole lot of examples of this, and the most common one might be cheesy stock pictures. Now, aside from the fact that you might want to ...
I'm kinda sad the tour is drawing to a close, but I've thoroughly enjoyed reading everyone's posts! :D
ReplyDeleteYes! I feel the same way!
DeleteThis tour was so good! <3
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