Entries Tagged ‘book cover artist’:
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Mar.05, 2012
The last few days have been busy for the flying monkeys at the Duncan Long Studio, with six (count ’em, six) new illustrations looking for a book or magazine story to illustrate. Three in the fantasy category, two horror, and one that is… well, just pretty. Fans from way back may recognize that “Artifacts” and […]
Tags: book artist, book cover artist, book cover illustrator, book cover rights, book illustrator, Duncan Long, flying monkeys, magazine artist, magazine illustrator
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Feb.24, 2012
I recently created the cover illustration and layout for both the ebook and print version of Relentless by P. J. O’Dwyer. It proved to be a challenging project offering a great payoff with the resulting beautiful cover. It also allowed me to play a small part of the effort to help alert the public to […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover graphic artist, book cover illustration, book cover layout, Duncan Long, novel artwork, novel illustrations, P. J. O'Dywer, Relentless, wild horses
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Feb.23, 2012
Here’s the cover illustration I created for Christina J. Adams’ new science fiction novel The White Lilac. The trick was to create a cover illustration that the viewer would perceive as a young woman in water — rather than a gal floating in the air or space. To achieve this, I worked with a variety […]
Tags: book artwork, book cover artist, book cover illustration, book illustration, Christina J. Adams, Kindle science fiction book, novel cover illustrator, novel illustrator, science fiction artist, science fiction artwork, science fiction illustration, self-publishing authors, The White Lilac
filed in Creativity on Feb.10, 2012
Author Jack Eason recently posted an excellent article about Literary Snobs. Any writer — especially a beginning writer — would do well to read his post. Ditto for artists, musicians, or others in creative fields who often face such critics. Sadly, snobs often become critics, both professional and amateur. And unlike those critics who do […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover illustrator, Duncan Long, Jack Eason, Literary critics, Literary Snobs, writers
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Feb.08, 2012
Another slew of original illustrations from the flying monkeys at the Duncan Long Studio, each looking for a home on a book or magazine cover. Horror, science fiction, and fantasy all looking for the right home on a novel or with a short story. And currently all rights are available for each of these illustrations. […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover illustrator, Duncan Long, Duncan Long Studio, flying monkeys artwork, magazine artwork, magazine illustrations, novel cover illustrations, science fiction artwork, Science Fiction book illustration
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Feb.07, 2012
Rounded up the illustration and layout for the cover of Mary Maddox’s Talion novel. This paranormal thriller is a good read and when the book with this cover becomes available, I’ll be posting a link to it. And, yes, the book is already in print (and can be ordered here), Why the new cover? The […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover artwork, book cover illustration, book cover illustrator, book cover layout, Duncan Long, Mary Maddox, paranormal, Talion, thriller
filed in Book Cover Design, Publishing Industry on Jan.28, 2012
Ebooks did well in 2011, and I suspect with all the ebook readers that were handed out by Santa Claus this Christmas, they’ll be in very solid footing in 2012. Many in the publishing industry are expecting that in the not too distant future, ebooks will be outselling print in most markets with the exception […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover artwork, Book cover design, book cover designer, book cover illustration, book cover illustrator, book promotion, Duncan Long
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Jan.16, 2012
I normally create realistic illustrations for my clients to employ as book cover artwork, CD covers, and so forth. But recently a writer contacted me and asked if I had any abstract pictures that might serve as cover artwork for his book. My answer, “Yes, if I can locate them on my hard drive.” I […]
Tags: abstract and realistic, abstract artwork, abstract painting, book coer illustration, book cover art, book cover artist, book cover artwork, book cover illustrator, Duncan Long
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Jan.13, 2012
Jenna Elizabeth Johnson regularly interviews book illustrators (and authors) at her blog. Here’s her interview of me. Thanks, Jenna! ==================== Duncan Long creates book covers artwork and cover illustrations for self-publishing authors and indie publishers as well as larger established presses like HarperCollins, PS Publishing, Moonstone Books, Pocket Books, and Enslow Publishers. You can see […]
Tags: artist interview, book artist, book artwork, book cover artist, book cover illustrator, Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
filed in Book Cover Design, Publishing Industry on Jan.04, 2012
Ebooks did well in 2011, and I suspect with all the ebook readers that were handed out by Santa Claus this Christmas, they’ll be in very solid footing in 2012. Many in the publishing industry are expecting that in the not too distant future, ebooks will be outselling print in most markets with the exception […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover artwork, Book cover design, book cover designer, book cover illustration, book cover illustrator, book promotion, Duncan Long