A curated selection of 31 Halloween book covers for your design inspiration. Exceptional for typography, composition and color palettes. Enjoy!
(Note: This is the same opening spiel as Part II of the VHS cover countdown. So if you've already read it, get your rump on down to the images) Technologically, there's no reason to hold any particular fondness for the VHS era. In the age of Blu-Ray (and the quickly approaching epoch of 4K), the…
Technologically, there's no reason to hold any particular fondness for the VHS era. In the age of Blu-Ray (and the quickly approaching epoch of 4K), the image and audio quality of the VHS format are the analog equivalent of the Atari. Films on VHS were either cropped with frequent indifference to proper framing or -…
From Hannibal Lecter to Supernatural scares, it's a bloody good time. Did we mention the spooky clown? We have It too.
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Readymade Book Cover Designs for tales of creeping dread, or in-your-face shock, Lovecraftian horrors, stalking zombies, predatory vampires, brutal werewolves, terrifying ghosts. Note: The titles and author names you’ll see below are entirely fictitious placeholders which will be replaced with your title and author name when you purchase a design. But we are absolutely happy ... Read more
On a mission to breathe new life into a collection of novels by the Old Masters of horror, book cover designer Coralie Bickford-Smith sidestepped hackneyed horror tropes and turned to an historic printing method to create a modern, eerie aesthetic.
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Candyman
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Trying to find copies of Famous Monsters when domiciled 3,000+ miles away from the action was a tad frustrating, more so when the series jumped from #69 to #80 in one month. It was only years later I discovered that the jump was to help the magazine reach #100 sooner. I would suggest … Continue reading "The Horror, The Horror! Classic Covers to Famous Monsters of Filmland"
