I've retired! And I'm now making covers for stories, novels and poems! Just post the name, pen name and a summary for me and I'll get right onto it! If you want, I could also make a back page, with your blurb and a few quotes. You'd have to send me one of your favourite/ most meaningful paragraphs or phrases, though! Example:
I've yet to make a back page. Anyone want one?
~Durr
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Hey durra, Olli needs One!!! (pwease *blink blink*)
Title: Again, I can't leave. Pen Name: Matthew Paroli Summary: Its about thhe differences in a relationship where the girl loves the man, uet he isnt so sure. Preferances: I'd quite like the man to be on the cover, it'll be a change from the norm.
(Title) Shadows (Author) Kayla Dannhauser (Cover) A beach with a sunset in the back round with a girl (very pretty) standing in the middle holding any type of blades you can find.
Title: Elemental Thirteen Author: Emily Luker Prefrence: Something to do with fire, water, plants, and ice
Sorrow lasts through this night I'll take this piece of you, and hold for all eternity For just one second I felt whole... as you flew right through me. ~Sorrow by Flyleaf
Cover: it's about the Twelve Dancing Princesses, so anything princessy but especially shoes (and if you can manage twelve pairs, wow ) Or a blue feather, if you want to take the eaaaasy route.
"Stella. You were in my dream the other night. And everyone called you Princess." -Lauren2010
Name Pen name: Gabriel (You can pick whatever last name you think is suiting for it) Title: Tears Of Fire Specification: A scary black wolf, (part of the story) and a dark tone, perhaps a burning globe of the Earth in the background? Nukes seen from a satellite image? Whatever you find appropriate. Summary: The world in which the book is set is our near future. A Civil War has burned the continent of Africa to the ground. Predators and prey alike that roamed the savanna are on the brink of extinction, and people are dying. America is going through a new depression dubbed The Greater Depression. The world is on the verge of annihilation through a new world war. But, some think the worlds Governments are planning for it. According to them, the world is over populated, and that is the root for all the suffering.
"Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?” -John 11:25-26
Some lovely photo manipulation you have here, Durrie!
Name: Lexa Rose Title: Cat Steps Summery: Kerani is shipped along with her sister, Ranya, to the Imperial Palace to protect Ranya... and her betrothal to the Crown Prince. Once there, Kerani finds that this oasis in a drought-locked land is hiding something big. Surrounded by political webs and trying to fend off betrothals of her own, Kerani has to creep around the most powerful men in the country in order to figure out what's wrong. Every spy-skill and ounce of magic she can muster is used to leave not a trace as she unravels a tangled ball of yarn. Can she live up to her nickname, Cat, and land on her feet? Character Background (since this might help just as much as the summery): Kerani is a trained spy and empath (she can sense other's emotions), used by her family to climb up the political ladder. She's deadly with a dagger and is always in the shadows. Her nickname's Cat because she has the same stubbornness, instinct, and seems to walk away from almost any situation unscathed.
I had put images in here, but I figured it'd be more fun to let you play around with that. (Although I'd prefer something gritty and dark, please!)
A writer is a world trapped in a person— Victor Hugo
Ink is blood. Paper is bandages. The wounded press books to their heart to know they're not alone.
You are going to love some of your characters because they are you, or some facet of you, and you are going to hate some characters for the same reason. — Anne Lamott