Books designed to be picked up
A selection of original covers from our design studio, alongside illustration styles across genres. Use them to explore what is possible, then tell us about the book you are making.
Covers are original designs from our studio. Illustrations are style examples, not client commissions.
Original covers
Each cover is built around its genre’s visual cues and checked at thumbnail size. Select a cover to read the design notes.
Tangalon: The Discovery
by D. C. Calhoun
A lone figure against a rain-soaked night skyline, lit in molten gold, gives a superhero origin story cinematic scale.
Original cover design from our studio.
The Sea Witch: Part 1
by Nicole M Cucinotta
Storm light and a deep violet palette frame a coven at sea, with a series marker built in for the books that follow.
Original cover design from our studio.
The Servant King
by Khaliyl A. Dixon
A crown of thorns in gritty monochrome and a mustard-gold title make a weighty subject feel bold and contemporary.
Original cover design from our studio.
The Adventures of the Princess Sisters
by Quentin Whiteman
Painterly characters on a charcoal ground, with pink and gold lettering, give an early-reader adventure warmth and sparkle.
Original cover design from our studio.
Growing Pains
by Unique D. Portugal
A quiet sage palette and a head sculpted from tree roots carry the theme of growth with a light, minimal touch.
Original cover design from our studio.
Dear Wine
Pure black, clean white type and a single red bottle standing in for the letter “i”: one idea, executed with restraint.
Original cover design from our studio.
Christ Has the Final Victory
by Khaliyl Dixon
Luminous clouds and a crowned rider on a white horse, finished in cream and gold, give a devotional title a sense of triumph.
Original cover design from our studio.
The Dragon Who Loved to Dance
by Irene Poore
A bright orange dragon mid-dance against deep jungle green makes the title character the star of the shelf.
Original cover design from our studio.
Why Worship?
by Heather Lucier
A navy-to-cream gradient and soft points of light keep the typography clean, calm and legible at any size.
Original cover design from our studio.
Where Do Grandpa and Grandma Live?
by Jeanne Miller
Warm pastels and friendly cartoon characters set a gentle, reassuring tone for very young readers.
Original cover design from our studio.
Illustration styles
From gentle picture-book watercolor to atmospheric fantasy and romance. Styles shown here help describe the look you want for your own commission.
Illustrative style examples, not client commissions
Imagine your cover here
Tell us about your book, your genre and the readers you want to reach. We will suggest a design direction and a clear quote.