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"I wanted to magnify an element of the book that is rarely or shown little in previously designed covers that has a significant role in the story. I chose the vial of serum because I felt that showing the split personality of Jekyll and Hyde gave a lot of the plot away right up front. With this cover, the reader will want to know why this vial of serum is so important and hopefully want to open the book and find out!" - Zoe Crago.
"I hand drew the text and edited it in illustrator and photoshop. I wanted the letter "R" to look like the layers of the earth to emphasize the "center of the earth" theme" - Amanda Collins for Recovering The Classics.
Covers that effin rock #recoveringtheclassics (at Pennsylvania Convention Center - Philadelphia, PA (Philly))
"'Proud as a Peacock.' An apt saying for my favorite book. The posturing, strutting, and regal-ness of the bird reflects the feel of settings and the characters' interactions. The bird's beauty reflects the overall feeling of the romance's conclusion" -Alexis Lampley for Recovering The Classics.
"One of the many imagery employed in Wuthering Heights is nature, thus flowers were mentioned throughout book, be it in the setting or as a prop for another character. Therefore my cover design predominantly features some of the specific flowers mentioned in Bronte's novel, done in watercolour to evoke that Victorian Era feel, which I later scanned and edited on photoshop" - Binling Lim for Recovering The Classics.
"Revolution.. War.. A classic modernized" - Natalia Rodriguez for #RecoveringTheClassics
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#riotgrams Day 4 - Favorite Villains. The best books have a great villain, and Professor Moriarty is one of the classics. Sherlock Holmes is available via #recoveringtheclassics to all even without an #openebooks login through our catalog: openebooks.net/catalog
