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Thousands of new, high-quality pictures added every day. Using Self-Publishing Relief is the only way I would ever consider publishing my work… the process was seamless: They answered all of my questions and always kept me apprised of the next steps. Find Poetry book cover stock images in HD and millions of other royalty-free stock photos, illustrations and vectors in the Shutterstock collection. Thank you so much for all the amazing help you provided! I’m already thinking about my next project and you better believe I plan to use Self-Publishing Relief! QUESTION: What is your favorite poetry book cover? The artwork for your poetry chapbook cover doesn’t have to be deep and serious-especially if your writing has a touch of humor or whimsy! Shel Silverstein’s quirky drawings let readers know immediately that they’re in for an uncommon poetry experience, and have become as memorable as his poetry. You can experiment with distinctive, attention-grabbing typefaces to determine which is most likely to embody your poetry collection and attract your audience. Unlike genres where the cover is expected to look a certain way and use specific fonts, poetry book covers have more freedom to express creativity. Use artwork that reflects the tone or theme of your collection. This beautifully drawn image of an elephant delicately balanced on teacups echoes the balance that can be achieved through the mindfulness, joy, and philosophical elements of the poetry featured in this book. Poetry often invites readers to experience the written word-and the world-in a new, surprising way. This could be just the thing to catch a potential reader’s eye in a bookstore, a social media stream, or an online bookstore. The woman’s ghostly outline conveys drama and suspense. In this example, we have the outline of a falling woman against a black background with the title in lowercase type. Yet, just like the images used for any other genre, the design of your self-published poetry book’s cover must grab your audience’s attention and entice them to buy.įor National Poetry Month, Self-Publishing Relief shares design tips that you can implement when creating the cover for your self-published poetry chapbook. There are so many directions you can take based on the theme of your poetry collection. Poetry can almost be described as an “art form” of the written word-so readers will expect poetry book covers to reflect that unique spirit. Poetry collections are unlike any other type of book, because they appeal to the reader on an entirely different emotional and intellectual level.
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