The knight in the silver armor looks to have broken his/her(?) back in a recent joust–or he has to piss something awful. And what’s that wood thing the “black” knight is carrying? Oh, I know, he’s a carnie knight and just finished putting up the big top!
I’m usually pretty good with deciphering fantasy names but “Belgandost” is a serious mouthful to slap into a book title.
Ben Ripley
10 years ago
Actually acknowledging the designer on the front cover is almost like an accusation.
“Don’t blame me, blame my six year-old daughter!”
![cover[1]](https://lousybookcovers.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/cover149.jpg)
Nepotism can be ugly. Especially where cover art is concerned. 🙁
Sadly, Grandma Cecilia’s botched fresco repair seems to be turning into an art style:
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2012/08/24/world/europe/24christ-span/24christ-span-articleLarge-v3.jpg
Notice any similarities?
The knight in the silver armor looks to have broken his/her(?) back in a recent joust–or he has to piss something awful. And what’s that wood thing the “black” knight is carrying? Oh, I know, he’s a carnie knight and just finished putting up the big top!
I’m usually pretty good with deciphering fantasy names but “Belgandost” is a serious mouthful to slap into a book title.
Actually acknowledging the designer on the front cover is almost like an accusation.
“Don’t blame me, blame my six year-old daughter!”
Is s/he on his way to bash some croquet?
(looks a bit like bad fan art of Brienne from GoT, thus not sure if it is meant to be a he)
The black knight’s facial expression is priceless.
…holy Moses. I don’t… I can’t even.
Oh great, now I’m going to have nightmares of scary balloon people with hideous faces.
(and I thought clowns were creepy.)
Knights of the derp table