March Prompt "Book Cover"

[PollySweet]

Misty McKeithen
Instagram: misty_mck
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[uzma]

Hey there! All of these covers look awesome! This is my first post on the forums Here's my entry for the contest.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Instagram: @uzma.b.ahmad

[JDRpictures]

WHAT A CHALLENGE! Here's mine. And I started rereading the book because of this prompt!

[uzma]

@JDRpictures Wow, I love the dreamlike quality of your illustration and the split of the dark/light with the ivory tower in the middle! It came out awesome!

[A Former User]

Phew! Got this done just in time! Here's my book cover for 'A Bear Called Paddington' by Michael Bond

[brooketknight]

@hannahmccaffery I love your color choice! This is so well done! Great job on the focus!!

[sigross]

1984 by George Orwell. Been reading this book over the last couple of weeks. A life changing book when I read it as a teenager and still just as relevant today. Would love to make a graphic novel of 1984 set in an alternate dimension.

[uzma]

@sigross What a haunting image! Love the colors and imagery!

[Jon Anderson]

We're Going On A Bear Hunt authored by Michael Rosen

[Cory Shaw]

Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl My favorite book by the author, adapted into a great film as well. The book is about a Fox who justifies theft to feed his family, which are forced to stay hidden underground by the villains.

Thank you

[LisaF]

[sigross]

@uzma Nice one. Haunted - was exactly how I was feeling while reading the book.

[JennyJones]

Here is my entry for this month. I decided to go with an old favorite.

Also...please indulge my sweet 5 year old as I upload her entry for this month too. She saw me working and wanted to enter an illustration of her own story. It’s the story of a magical bedroom where when the big chandelier turns off the animals become real and the room becomes a forest. The title had about 100 words and I am not able to remember it. Annie Jones age 5.

[yarartstudio]

My interpretation for "The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane" by Kate Di Camillo. @yarartstudio

[ajnewman]

This prompt was really fun to do! I love seeing everyone's beautiful cover renditions.

[andersoncarman]

@JessicaClark thanks! Yea the portrait is traditionally done in watercolor and then toucheded up in photoshop

[gavpartridge]

@JennyJones possibly the cutest thing ive ever seen! Gets my vote!

[JennyJones]

@gavpartridge Thanks! She’ll be be thrilled you think so. She has my vote too!

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

Hi, everyone! Here’s my entry for this month.
You might have seen my The Little Prince wip earlier this month but I set that project aside because it was too complex. It had too much metaphors and i was hitting a road block. I imagine I could make it work in time but time is not on my side lately I decided to go with The Paper Bag Princess at the last minute instead.
I especially like this book because of it’s brave and clever protagonist. This is just a simple piece. I finished it in a few hours and its concept is fairly simple as well. However, I like how it turned out. Though plain, i think I can still add it to my portfolio. i hope also like it. Thanks!

[Heather Boyd]

@JennyJones I love her story concept - I think it would be fun for you with her permission to create a scene from very imaginative story.