Michael R. Fletcher and Clayton W. Snyder had both been impressed by the Bob the Wizard cover, and they’d commissioned Mauss to produce art for two books back in April. “One of the things we ...

In the olden days, a reader might pick up a book because the cover was exciting, intriguing, maybe even beautiful. But in the brave new world of e-books and e-readers, the days when an artist ...

Supported by By Matt Dorfman Matt Dorfman is a designer, illustrator and the art director of the Book Review. If an outsize premium is placed upon maximizing personal brands, book cover designers ...

I was searching for books that felt older than I was ... Images expanded to fill the covers, other fonts were introduced, the art got a little less weird. (Meggs suggested this happened, at ...

will.i.am told me about why he set out to make a comic book after multiple albums ... The physical elements of the novel, the paper stock, the cover art, the gold binding, every aspect was ...

Recently, fans of “The Baby-Sitters Club” series discovered that the artist behind most of the iconic 1990s book ... ‘am I holding this flashlight right?’” she said. Looking at past ...

I created the poll as a way to poke fun at the cover art, because it is a poor representation of characters within the book. Characters I am deeply passionate about. It's impossible not to be ...

Kelani Fatai calls himself one of the "luckiest" artists from Africa after he was commissioned by Tina Knowles to paint the cover of her forthcoming book — a task that he says changed the ...

Ms. Elizabeth didn’t have an especially deep connection to the book. When she first started looking for the cover artist, her primary memory of the novel was that the plot involved a liverwurst ...