Hello again, my dears.
My cover artist, Jeroen ten Berge prepared this concept art for my cover. This is the first image we have considered, and I would like your honest opinions!
As an added bonus, here is the product description I am considering:
One man, labeled monster, secretly imprisoned for 200 years.
His brother, the only remaining jailor, weary of life and dying.
A foster son, witness to an impossible testimony of deceit, jealousy and murder.
Three men.
Shackled.
Fans of Anne Rice's "Interview with a Vampire" and Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" may also enjoy this read.
There are a few things I like and a few things I am unsure about. Let's pass it around the table, shall we?
Opinions: GO!!!
Addendum:
I took this "Who Do I Write Like" Analysis I saw on Amanda Hocking's blog. Here was my result...
TOLSTOY?!?! I'm shocked and flattered by this program!
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Showing posts with label cover artist. Show all posts
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Sunday, February 6, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Plungering
At the very beginning of January, I gave myself an anneurism (figuratively) by sending out a query to a cover artist. I'd heard good things about his work, even though his internet page made me a little gun-shy. (I don't dig white text on a black background.) Seeing as how I'd never finished a story of this caliber, nor put it out for people to love (or hate), this was a huge step for me. I was filled with the most unholy trepidation you can imagine.
So the days ticked by and I sort of heard from him (I had been e-mailing updates to try and stay in the loop) and finally I asked when he would have something for me. He promised me on January 20th he'd "Have something to show you by the end of next week" So I waited... waited... sigh, waited.
Yesterday I sent him an e-mail asking if anything had materialized, or if I needed to find another cover artist. I tried to be as polite as possible. I still have not received an answer.
So, heart heavy and weary, I sent out a second query to a different cover artist, who I was introduced to no later than today.
Within the hour he had e-mailed me a response. He also likes to read the piece, to help him get into the story and make a really great cover.
I am absolutely thrilled.
I am also poor. He offered me a VERY reasonable payment plan.
My hero of the day is Jeroen ten Berge!!
So the days ticked by and I sort of heard from him (I had been e-mailing updates to try and stay in the loop) and finally I asked when he would have something for me. He promised me on January 20th he'd "Have something to show you by the end of next week" So I waited... waited... sigh, waited.
Yesterday I sent him an e-mail asking if anything had materialized, or if I needed to find another cover artist. I tried to be as polite as possible. I still have not received an answer.
So, heart heavy and weary, I sent out a second query to a different cover artist, who I was introduced to no later than today.
Within the hour he had e-mailed me a response. He also likes to read the piece, to help him get into the story and make a really great cover.
I am absolutely thrilled.
I am also poor. He offered me a VERY reasonable payment plan.
My hero of the day is Jeroen ten Berge!!
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