The Color of SnowBy Brenda Stanley
The Story Behind the Cover
I love the way this book had a haunting quality to it, like a melodic song that gets stuck in your head and you just can't shake the feeling of it because you can't stand to stop listening. I ended up deciding to use a lot of imagery for the cover after reading the copy Tribute Books gave me.
I was fascinated with the way that mirrors, imagery involving snow and Sophie's features played a part in the overall story. I then kept imagining glass, frost and jagged edges like the emotions featured; raw. The first thing I knew I wanted was the font and the effects on the font. I knew I wanted the words to be written across condensation in frosted glass, then the image came together from there and this was the result:
To find out more about The Color of Snow and read an exert click here.
Coming up:24th - Knee Deep by
Jolene Perry2
5th - The
Dehumanized (
Michael Loring) Cover Reveal
26th - An interview with
Michael Loring27th - Back to Bataan by
Jerome Charyn28th - Sovereign Hope by
Frankie Rose29th - An interview with
Frankie Rose30th - The full '
Society of Feathers' series cover reveal
July 1st - The wrap up post, winners and more!
Sincerely,Emma Michaels
Published on June 23, 2012 05:30