I've been making some book jackets, borrowing benedict mayer's expertise in lino to teach me It has been an interesting excersise, stressful...
- by Nicholas Sica
A cover gallery for American Book Jackets
Flush: A Biography by Virginia Woolf. What a cute hound! #Vintage #Covers #Dog
Various book covers
From romantasy to science fiction, YA to literary classics, special edition book jackets from Juniper Books are like art prints wrapped around your books. Sarah J. Maas, RF Kuang, Holly Black, Elena Ferrante, Deborah Harkness, Julia Quinn, JRR Tolkien, and Harry Potter are just a few of the authors and series we offer.
didn't realize that Warhol designed book jackets, but here are a couple of really nice ones I came across during my book collecting tear. Maud Noakes is from my own library.
From romantasy to science fiction, YA to literary classics, special edition book jackets from Juniper Books are like art prints wrapped around your books. Sarah J. Maas, RF Kuang, Holly Black, Elena Ferrante, Deborah Harkness, Julia Quinn, JRR Tolkien, and Harry Potter are just a few of the authors and series we offer.
A cover gallery for American Book Jackets
A cover gallery for American Book Jackets
Kitchin, C.H.B. Death of My Aunt. 1929. Designed by Richard Kennedy, Hogarth Press illustrated dust jacket
Jackets & Covers_ An ongoing archive of fiction and non-fiction book jackets and covers. Clients: Abrams Books; Allworth Press; Barneys New York;...
All of Philip Roth’s books published between 1969 and 1975 carry the same typographic signature. It consists of a bold condensed Caslon variant with swashes, set center-aligned, with the title and the author’s name separated by color. The first one in this series of
Book Jackets and Covers – AUPresses Design
Arthur Hawkins , Jr . (1903-1985) was a legend of jacket design who created some of the most striking covers of the mid-twentieth century beginning in the 30's. Here are just a few examples, some from my own library, from his huge volume work. The "Postman" cover has always bee
Famous for his droll, macabre illustrations and stories, nearly all in black and white, Edward Gorey was also a master of color, as he proved repeatedly with his book jacket designs.
Some more artwork by Arthur Hawkins, Jr. (1903-1985), in the 1930s surely one of the mystery genre's finest book jacket artists. I love th...
As associate art director of Alfred A. Knopf Books, Peter Mendelsund has designed hundreds of book jackets over the past decade, including his...
Some lovely book design here from Brooklyn-based designer Linda Huang, whose love for the hand-drawn breathes fresh air into the titles she works on, making them incredibly desirable. The book that really won us over was her work for The Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, which she made by spreading thick lines of ink vertically down the cover to create stripes that are at once leafy and plant-like, while still resembling juicy spines of books. Very nice! Linda currently designs at the wonderful publishers "Knopf and Pantheon Books":http://knopfdoubleday.com/imprint/pantheon/ and is also freelancing in her spare time.
db Portraits for Book Jackets by Joel Sternfeld | Snaps | David Breskin
