Redesigning a Book Jacket Series
"Be the change you want to become."
"Be the change you want to become."
To redesign and unite a set of books of any sort under one main concept. The bookjacket project provides a unique design problem because each story can stand for itself, however we have to find ways to connect the dots and make the targeted audience have a reason to connect the books together. We have several ways that we can provide this connection; including color, text treatment, hierarchy, composition, patterns, and more.
In order to empower young adults to defy injustice, my book cover designs reconnect conflicting viewpoints of revolution, power, and adventure. The iconic imagery references the clear-cut source of tribulations and the natural instincts of children during a mandatory time.
The final dust jackets cover hardback books measure 12" x 9" in spread form.
In order to empower young adults to defy injustice, my book cover designs reconnect conflicting viewpoints of revolution, power, and adventure. The iconic imagery references the clear-cut source of tribulations and the natural instincts of children during a mandatory time.
The final dust jackets cover hardback books measure 12" x 9" in spread form.
Book 1: The Maze Runner by James Dashner (Front)
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Book 2: Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card (Front)
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Book 3: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (Front)
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