Entries Tagged ‘Duncan Long’:
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 Artist and Illustrator on Apr.22, 2012
Much of my weekend was spent updating my various book cover artwork galleries and book illustration portfolio. Such work tends to be both a challenge of sorting (as well as a personal challenge to a book illustrator to continue producing good work — with the hope of actually surpassing some past accomplishments). Looking over a […]
Tags: book cover portfolio, crime novel artist, crime novel illustrator, Duncan Long, fantasy book artist, fantasy book illustrator, horror book artist, horror book illustrator, murder mystery artist, murder mystery illustrator, science fiction artist, science fiction illustrator
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Apr.21, 2012
This week marked the completion of the book cover illustration for Stuart Jaffe’s Southern Bound. The mystery features the classic 1940’s style, hard-boiled detective — with a supernatural twist to the character (and I’ll not say more as I don’t want to create a spoiler). Basically the author wanted a mystery cover illustration with a […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover illustrator, Duncan Long, mystery book artist, mystery book illustrator, mystery novel artwork, mystery novel illustator, Southern Bound, Stuart Jaffe
filed in Book Cover Design on Apr.15, 2012
Author Mary Maddox recently wrote of her experience in choosing an effective cover for her novel Talion. Originally she’d selected a very attractive, abstract photo for the cover — yet it failed to sell the book. At a book signing, one blunt person who told her, “I’m not buying your book because I don’t like […]
Tags: book art, Duncan Long, horror book art, horror book cover artist, Horror book cover artwork, horror book cover illustration, horror book cover picture, Mary Maddox, Talion
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Apr.11, 2012
Another set of illustrations from the flying monkeys at the Duncan Long Studio. These illustrations were created for my personal pleasure, but hopefully eventually will find homes on book or magazine covers. Subject matter covers science fiction to horror to fantasy, with perhaps a few stops in the Twilight Zone. For those interested in purchasing […]
Tags: book cover artist, book cover artwork, book cover illustration, book cover illustrator, Duncan Long, fantasy book cover, horror book cover, science fiction book cover
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.04, 2012
Black Siren Books has announced that April 15th will be the launch date for its debut novel Relentless by writer P. J. O’Dwyer. The author is an award-winning author of romantic suspense. She believes writers have a responsibility to educate as well as entertain: “To write a story that is relevant to our time and […]
Tags: Black Siren Books, Duncan Long, P. J. O'Dwyer, romantic suspense artist, romantic suspense illustrator, romantic suspense novel artist, romantic suspense novel illustrator
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Apr.03, 2012
Yesterday the cover for best-selling author John Phillip Backus’ science fiction novel Jen of Earth was completed. The book is the first of a series of sci-fi adventures. The cover illustration was created by combining elements of two previous digital paintings I’d created which the author had selected as models for his cover. The two […]
Tags: Duncan Long, Jen of Earth, John Phillip Backus, science fiction artist, science fiction artwork, science fiction illustrator, Science Fiction Novel Cover artwork, science fiction novel cover illustration
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.30, 2012
I’ve done a number of book covers the last few months that were pretty straight forward and thus no stories to tell (or tall tales to make up… even the flying monkeys are stumped). So I thought I’d just list/show them here without further ado. First, the dust jacket version of P. J. O’Dwyer’s Relentless: […]
Tags: book cover designer, book design, book layout, book layout designer, Cameron Leigh, Duncan Long, Eugene F. Moynihan, J. B. Lifflander, P. J. O'Dwyer, Richard F. Quis, science fiction artist, science fiction artwork, science fiction illustrator