So many times, the author is willing to change everything about the cover except the part that’s wrong…
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So many times, the author is willing to change everything about the cover except the part that’s wrong…
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Lotta lateral moves here, if not changes for the worse.
If this was blackjack it would called, a push.
Time of the stones: 3d renders never look good on book covers!
Anybody please show me anyone that looks good on a book cover, please!
I have seen some remarkable–and I mean, shockingly remarkable–3D work. But it’s not done in one day or 5 minutes. Like all good art, it takes learning, practice, time and patience–and what’s the one thing that self-published authors just never seem to have?
Yuuuup, patience. By definition. But I have, in fact, Ian, seen amazing stuff.
I had way too much fun flicking “Time of the Stones” back and forth and watching her shake her head.
And her boobs become more prominent, too. (Yup, you’re not the only one that played flicker-card!)