Three Dustjacket projects
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This sky blue design (based on Peter Mendelsund's original) explains how Alan Lightman, the scientist-novelist, explores the emotional and philosophical questions raised by recent discoveries in space. The Accidental Universe holds a collection of essays that shows us our unique planet from the universe's perspective.
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Steven Brill's Bitter Pill stark white dustjacket design stands out from the crowd. It catches his big pharma thriller about Obamacare and summarizes the money, politics and backroom deals perfectly in one powerful visual. Published by Random House 2015
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Stephenie Meyer’s four-book collection has sold over 100 million copies globally in over 50 countries, with translations in 37 different languages. All together, her books have spent over 303 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller List. This peculiar design approach tends to break away from the horror cover genre; it creates higher curiosity levels and a deeper involvement overall by lifting several intriguing images from the story.
Stephenie Meyer’s four-book collection has sold over 100 million copies globally in over 50 countries, with translations in 37 different languages. All together, her books have spent over 303 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller List. This peculiar design approach tends to break away from the horror cover genre; it creates higher curiosity levels and a deeper involvement overall by lifting several intriguing images from the story.
