 |
| This post contains affiliate links. I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. |
The
Sunday Post is a chance to recap the past week, talk about next week, tell you
what I’m reading, and share news. It’s hosted by The Caffeinated Book Reviewer, Readerbuzz,
and Book Date.
 |
| This post contains affiliate links. I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. |
Welcome
to Stacking the Shelves and Mailbox Monday, where I get to show off the books I’ve gotten
recently. March was my birthday month. I may have gone slightly overboard with
ordering myself bookish presents. Oops. In my defense, cheap books are hard to
resist! Here’s what I’m hoping to read in the next few months.
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! Today, we’re talking about book covers. Have you ever wondered what it takes to design a book cover? I have. I stare at gorgeous covers and wish I had artistic talent. There are some truly stunning books in the world. The books I’m going to show you in this post . . . are not those stunning books. I decided to live out my book designer dream and create some covers for pretend books. The results are not great. I’m not an artist. I jumped into this project without doing any research whatsoever. I want you to have realistic expectations before we wade into the mess I made. You’re probably going to cringe at my creations.
The first step
to creating a book cover is learning what the book is about. For my pretend
books, I Googled “random book title generator.” (Yes, those exist.) I played
with different generators and picked the . . . um . . . stupidest titles.
Then I created covers to match the titles. Here’s what happened:
 |
| This post contains affiliate links. I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. |
The Sunday Post is a chance to
recap the past week, talk about next week, tell you what I’m reading, and share
news. It’s hosted by The Caffeinated Book Reviewer, Readerbuzz, and Book Date.
