Entries Tagged ‘book artist’:
filed in Book Artist and Illustrator on May.30, 2012
I just happened to discover that the three Edgar Allan Poe “free ebooks” I created a few years back (as Christmas and Halloween presents for friends and clients) have made their way to the Internet in some unexpected places — with one site classifying them as “science fiction” books. Science fiction? Well, maybe Poe has […]
Tags: book artist, book illustrator, Duncan Long, Edgar Allan Poe, free ebooks, free science fiction books
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on May.17, 2012
We recently completed the cover for Mandy Huston’s horror story Rising of the Cursed. And as is often the case, we took a somewhere circular route getting to the final version of the book cover illustration. The original idea was to have a moon with a prowling wolf silhouetted in front of it, with the […]
Tags: 'Rising of the Cursed, book artist, book cover artist, book cover artwork, book cover illustration, Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork, book cover illustrator, Mandy Huston, werewolf, werewolves
filed in Publishing Industry on May.10, 2012
Sometimes if you look at the numbers, the prospects for making money in any given business may seem bleak. And yet… Even in the poorest of industries, there are often people making money hand-over-fist while everyone is claiming such things are impossible. Certainly this is the case today with the publishing industry. When you look […]
Tags: book artist, book artwork, book illulstrations, book illustrator, book publicity, book publishing, Duncan Long, self-publishing, selling your book
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on May.03, 2012
Got some fantastic news about Dora Machado’s Stonewiser III book (which I created the cover illustration for in 2010, the creation process being described in a previous blog). Here’s the note from Bryan T. Marshall (the head honcho at Mermaid Publishing, LLC): I just wanted you both to know that the 3rd book in the […]
Tags: award winning science fiction, book artist, book cover artist, Book cover design, book cover illustrator, book illustrator, Bookwrights, Bryan T. Marshall, Duncan Long, Mayapriya Long, Mermaid Publishing, science fiction book artist, science fiction book illustrator
filed in Book Illustrator and Book Illustrations on Apr.10, 2012
As noted in last week’s blog, I wrapped up the illustrations I created for the 2013 US Collaborative Summer Library Program (CSLP). In last week’s post, I showed the work that went into the poster. But there was a bit of other artwork for the project including spot art (for t-shirts, coffee mugs, and other […]
Tags: book artist, book illustrator, bookmarks, CSLP, Duncan Long, graphic design
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Apr.02, 2012
Last week, the flying monkeys at Duncan Long Studios wrapped up the illustrations I’d been hired to create for the US Collaborative Summer Library Program (CSLP) 2013 program. Talk about a dream come true! As a kid I can remember summer outings to the cool indoors of our tiny brick library where I searched dusty […]
Tags: book artist, book illustrator, burning artwork, CSLP, Duncan Long, mermaid artwork, poster artist, poster illustrator, summer reading program
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Mar.29, 2012
This week we finished the cover for best-selling author John Phillip Backus’ The Sisterhood: After the Fall, Book Three. The novel is a post-apocalyptic science fiction series. For our starting point with this book cover illustration, John selected one of the digital paintings in my online gallery “Virtual Friends.” . As the project progressed, much […]
Tags: After the Fall, book artist, book artwork, book cover artist, book cover illustrator, book illustrations, book illustrator, Duncan Long, John Phillip Backus, science fiction, science fiction book artist, science fiction book illustrator, The Sisterhood
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Mar.22, 2012
I recently completed the cover artwork for Anthony DeCosmo’s action-adventure/techno-thriller The God Particle which is the first in his “Opposing Force” series. The key requirement for the cover was that the environment look like a new lab with a biological containment door. After doing a little research on what a bio-containment door should look like […]
Tags: Anthony DeCosmo, book artist, book artwork, book cover artwork, book cover illustration, book illustrations, book illustrator, Duncan Long, techno-thriller artist, techno-thriller book cover artist, techno-thriller illustrator
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Mar.21, 2012
Last week we completed the cover illustration for Ralph Joseph-Mirani’s science fiction epic Stranded Angels. This book cover turned out well with a nice flowing line from the sun rising at the rim of the earth with an orbiting spaceship — both pointing first to the dancing girl, then to the hero of the story, […]
Tags: book artist, book cover artwork, book cover illustration, book illustrator, Duncan Long, Ralph Joseph-Mirani, science fiction book artist, science fiction book illustrator, Stranded Angels
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Mar.20, 2012
Author Holly LaMora has informed me that Finding Badger is now appearing in display ads at bus stops in Atlanta, GA. Here are a couple of shots she sent along: Billed as a “Metaphorical Journey of Transformation,” Finding Badger is available in paperback and Kindle format at: Amazon.com. (For a behind-the-scenes look at the creation […]
Tags: book artist, book cover artist, book cover illustrator, book designer, book graphic designer, book illustrator, Duncan Long, Finding Badger, Holly LaMora