That's awesome! I've never read your novella but the covers sure are cool. I envy people that can figure out how to make things like that. I just stick with a picture I found online and then add text to it:)
Great job!
Let's eat mom. Let's eat, mom. Good grammar saves lives
Question: was this professionally done( originally- by you) or are these just a few pictures of actors that you edited Into your cover? Just wondering so I can place faces with novels( it's how my brain works!)
These were actors that I thought portrayed the image of my characters Lira and Boaz the best. They were just photos I edited. This isn't for commercial use, by the way. I always make covers for my stories. I'm so weird (weird as in creeping on actors to portray my imaginary friends. Weird XD).
I'm glad you liked them and I'll post my story in a little bit.
This is really cool! Looks like you worked hard on it. The guy in the second picture looks like Alex Pettyfer! Anyway, I liked this, really makes me want to read it!
~Tear
And are the doctors dancing in, while the ambulances sing. Another boy without a sharper knife. The moment, that's where I kill the conversation, wrap this up with a knife that loves to feel. How do you know how deep to go before it's real? - Yeah Boy And Doll Face ~ Pierce The Veil
One tip: try replying to reviews via the nice little pm button on the side of each person's comment. The person will not only actually be notified of your response, but they might even feel special that your took the time to respond to their review with a pm.
Replying in-thread, however, clutters it needlessly, and gives the appearance (if you're looking at the overview) that your work has more reviews than it actually really does. This is not-so-good because, as a general rule, the larger the amount of reviews a piece has, the fewer amount of people viewing will be..... okay, I hate that sentence structure. Try again.
The point is, if you reply in-thread, people will think you have more reviews, and thus be less likely to review.
And you want reviews, right? ;3
......sorry if you're going O.o right now. That's something of a pet peeve of mine at the moment.
Anyway, are these pictures? Or are they really, really realistic (alliteration ftw!) drawings?
Because if they were drawn/painted, then this is really good.
Scratch that, it's amazing.
I can see what you were trying to do with the red coloring, but it doesn't really look like blood (which is what, obviously, I assume you want it to look like.) It just looks like red paint was splashed across their faces.
Overall, I really like these pictures.
They're really well done, and I think they probably have the feeling that you want to convey, the feeling that it seems as though your book will have. Good job.
......they kind of look as though they should be featured on a Ted Dekker novel. :3 (In case you don't know who he is, he's a famous thriller writer for the Christian genre. His most famous series right now is called The Circle Trilogy. You should check it out! They're really, really good.)
((In case you already knew what I just epxlained to you-- well, maybe someone else can find out by reading this! X3)
I think I like the guy better. I'm not sure. They're both awesome.
"Ok, Lolpup. You can be a girl worth fighting for." --Pengu
I'm so weird (weird as in creeping on actors to portray my imaginary friends. Weird XD).
