Important Note to Authors: not every aspect of your plot needs to be represented on your cover. Less really is more.
That is all.
EricL
9 years ago
Is that white triangle under her nose some kind of sneeze guard?
Not sure if the blue sign is supposed to be a Chevy logo or a hospital logo. Either way, the color is shape is wrong.
Final thought: that most be some potent honey dripping off the spoon, to require gloves for handling. Maybe it is honey from… wait for it… from killer bees!
Kris
9 years ago
Try reading the title in thumbnail.
Naaman Brown
9 years ago
The lady’s runny masacara and lipstick (or blood, or cherry koolaid) run straight down, with no attempt to follow the natural curves of her cheeks, lips or chin. Two dimension paste ons on three dimensional subjects, another lousy book cover cliche.
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Important Note to Authors: not every aspect of your plot needs to be represented on your cover. Less really is more.
That is all.
Is that white triangle under her nose some kind of sneeze guard?
Not sure if the blue sign is supposed to be a Chevy logo or a hospital logo. Either way, the color is shape is wrong.
Final thought: that most be some potent honey dripping off the spoon, to require gloves for handling. Maybe it is honey from… wait for it… from killer bees!
Try reading the title in thumbnail.
The lady’s runny masacara and lipstick (or blood, or cherry koolaid) run straight down, with no attempt to follow the natural curves of her cheeks, lips or chin. Two dimension paste ons on three dimensional subjects, another lousy book cover cliche.
The red pixels running from her eye are even in a different gravitational field than the ones drooling down her chin.