Help us choose the Book III cover
Designing a great book cover is an intricate project that requires time and craft, and I have always enjoyed the process. For the cover of The Fairness of Beasts, book III in the Widow Walk saga, I am delighted to be working with two of the artists who helped design my previous covers as well.
Randy Mott, an award-winning graphic designer with 25 years of experience, has again used his talents to design a medallion for the cover. This time he incorporated elements from the Civil War military-era to coincide with one of the main thematic threads of the third book.
Neil Gonzales, art director and award-winning cover designer at Greenleaf Book Group, has again put his formidable talents to creating the cover itself, blending together the images, texture, and color that will speak for the story from without.
Neil has been kind enough to create multiple variations of the final cover, and what I need now is your feedback. Please review the following three finalists and let me know which of them you think should be the cover of The Fairness of Beasts when it is published later this year.
Please scroll through the three options, click inside the radio button of your favorite, then click “vote” at the bottom.
Thank you for your help!
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Beautiful designs! Print some posters of the final cover.
great idea, Jon!
A look at what was, what is, and what’s coming.
I can’t tell that my vote was made, but I will say here that the 3rd one has the best balance of color
I really like the cannons and sense of movement in the first option. My favorite. Sonya
I have not read your books, but I will get the first one now.
From the beautiful isle of Whidbey, thank you for these great historically accurate and so very entertaining stories Mr. LaSalle.
thank you Kenneth