Last night I had a little fun giving new faces to more books I had without dust jackets. I thought I'd share the results with you (from my magazine clip file):





I read recently that the deer Salten had in mind when writing the story were european roe deer, not the north american white- or blacktail I 'd always imagined. So I used a picture of that species.
I love when you post these. They're so pretty!
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those are BEAUTIFUL!! I love them! Great covers, they are really neat.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing those!
I love the covers you've created! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI love these! Especially Tribe of Tiger. :)
ReplyDeletePhotoshop is nice, but I think your handmade ones are lovely!
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