Hello, m'dears!
This month begins with that trickiest day of the year, April Fool's Day. So what better way to celebrate the month of tricksters and trickery with a shake-up of the literary world??!
You have several options this month:
Option 1
Take an existing book cover and swap it around so it has glaring mistakes. You can add items in, take them away, or anything else your heart desires.
Option 2
Create a book cover for a book that is totally the opposite of the book's genre. For instance, you could create a humorous cover for a Stephen King Book, or have Alice going to the Emerald City. You get the drift
As always, post your creations below so that you can receive points for it.
Reminder: Please keep your graphic to 600x600 or smaller, and write a brief description underneath what the graphic depicts.
April Prompt-Mistakes & Misrepresentations
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April Prompt-Mistakes & Misrepresentations
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Re: April Prompt-Mistakes & Misrepresentations
Graphic features a book cover of It by Stephen King. The cover's done in a cartoon-like art, with a smiling, bright clown holding a red balloon. The clown stands on fields of grass with a blue sky in the background.
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Re: April Prompt-Mistakes & Misrepresentations
I took Nnedi Okorafor’s Home, which is science fiction, and transformed it into a non-fiction book.
I used a medium blue background with white floral decorations, which is somewhat reminiscent of a wallpaper found in a house or similar. In the center is a white block running from left to right with two smaller lines just above and below it. The title (in a larger size) and author’s name are in the block in a sans serif font in the same medium blue as the background.