A cover introduces the promise of your book. We balance a distinctive creative direction with the signals readers use to recognize a genre and decide to look closer.
Discuss your projectYour proposal confirms the deliverables, formats, and review rounds included in your project.
We review your synopsis, audience, competing titles, and visual references to define the book’s positioning. A literary novel and a practical business guide make different visual promises. The brief sets a direction without copying an existing cover.
Concepts explore composition, imagery, and typography together. You give consolidated feedback at agreed review points, and the selected direction is refined. Custom illustration, photography, stock licensing, and additional concepts are scoped separately when needed.
A print cover needs more than a front image. Spine width depends on final page count and paper stock; back-cover copy, barcode placement, and bleed need coordination. Digital covers are checked at small sizes, where clarity matters just as much as detail.
Concept count, revision rounds, licensed assets, and source-file delivery are agreed in the scope. A new printer or trim size may require a new cover export.
Yes. We consider the current positioning, audience, and edition requirements. You must have permission to use any existing images, text, or branding you want to retain.
Illustration can be included when scoped. We distinguish custom artwork from licensed imagery and confirm usage rights before production.
A first idea. A finished manuscript. A brand ready for more. Let’s find your next step.
Get a free consultation Your project. A considered plan.