The Dark Tower V: The Wolves of Calla
The fifth book of the "Dark Tower" series. The main cover element is a wolf's head, a reference to the name of the gang and its regalia mentioned in the book.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Dark Tower I: The Last Gunslinger
The first book of the "Dark Tower" series. The challenge was to design a cover that would set the style and character of the whole series. The solution was to have a shape of a prominent element of each book (e.g. the Gunslinger) and, inside it, the shape of the ever-elusive Dark Tower.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Roots of Heaven
The composition consists of a map of Lake Chad, where the story takes place, and the image of an elephant (borrowed from Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights"), a key element and symbol of the story.
Client: Octana Books
Black Wolf (Red Queen Trilogy, pt. 2)
The second, darker, part of the trilogy. The cover follows the design style of "Red Queen" in order to work as a set.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Drift
Cover of "The Drift" by C.J. Tutor. A suspenseful story, taking place in a snowy wilderness.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Curious Case of Dassoukine's Trousers
Book Cover for the Greek edition of "The Curious Case of Dassoukine's Trousers". A composition based on elements of the story, combined with the letter Π, the first letter of the Greek word "trousers", which is also of a similar shape.
Client: Octana Books
Key Seventeen
Cover design for the Greek edition. The main image is the dark wings, a vague, yet important, element of the story.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands
The third book of the "Dark Tower" series. The main cover element was the train that appears towards the end of the book as part of one of the main challenges of the story.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
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Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Dark Tower VI: The Song of Suzannah
The fifth book of the "Dark Tower" series. The main cover element is a wolf's head, a reference to the name of the eponymous character.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
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