Cujo
Cover for the Greek edition of Stephen King's "Cujo". A reference to one of the most intense points of the book is achieved through the use of negative space and simple shapes.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
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 II: The Drawing of the Three
Design for the second book of the Dark Tower series. The main element of the book, the door (both figurately and literally) reveals a glimpse of the Dark Tower.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Darkness Never Sleeps
Cover for "The Dark Never Sleeps" by Simon Mockler, Greek edition. A dark, fast-paced thriller taking place in a frozen and claustrophobic environment.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
Frankenstein
Cover for Mary Shelley's classic novel. Stapled papers are a reference to Frankenstein's Creature which was assembled by various body parts.
Self project.
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
Christine
Cover for the Greek edition of "Christine", one of Stephen King's most intense novels. The story's protagonist, the demonic car Christine, is displayed having left bloody skid marks.
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
Digital Marketing
Cover for "Digital Marketing". A guide presenting the latest strategies and case studies in the field. The cover features a composition of recognizable icons.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
Albatross
Greek edition of Ann Cleeves's "Albatross". A story full of mystery set in town by the sea.
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