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New BotNS cover design

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Jesper Svedberg23 Nov 2006, 17:33as archived
New BotNS cover design
Irene Gallo, art director at Tor, just posted the new design for the next reprint of Shadow & Claw and Sword & Citadell on her blog. They'll still use the Don Maitz art, but the design and typography looks a bit more restrained. See it here: http://igallo.blogspot.com/2006/11/facelifts.html // Jesper
Matthew DeLuca23 Nov 2006, 23:03as archived
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On Nov 23, 2006, at 12:33 PM, Jesper Svedberg wrote: Irene Gallo, art director at Tor, just posted the new design for the next reprint of Shadow & Claw and Sword & Citadell on her blog. They'll still use the Don Maitz art, but the design and typography looks a bit more restrained. See it here: http://igallo.blogspot.com/2006/11/facelifts.html // Jesper _______________________________________________
nastler24 Nov 2006, 08:51as archived
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I much prefer the Hungarian cover... http://tinyurl.com/y5uo48 nastler --- Jesper Svedberg <jsvedberg at gmail.com> skrev:
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Irene Gallo, art director at Tor, just posted the new design for the next reprint of Shadow & Claw and _Sword & Citadell_ on her blog. They'll still use the Don Maitz art, but the design and typography looks a bit more restrained. See it here: http://igallo.blogspot.com/2006/11/facelifts.html // Jesper _______________________________________________
James Machin24 Nov 2006, 10:14as archived
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I really hope to see a decently design edition of BotNS one day - one that doesn't rely on pulpy fantasy action scenes. I think the Don Maitz art is pretty naf and the Fantasy Masterworks ed is hardly better. The Arrow eds. cover art was much much better IMHO, but what I think would be great would be something along the lines of a good Penguin cover design - my personal choice would be something more abstract, or maybe something involving the moon landing painting hanging jarringly on a mediaeval wall.
Jesper Svedberg24 Nov 2006, 14:55as archived
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I really hope to see a decently design edition of BotNS one day - one that doesn't rely on pulpy fantasy action scenes. I think the Don Maitz art is pretty naf and the Fantasy Masterworks ed is hardly better. The Arrow eds. cover art was much much better IMHO, but what I think would be great would be something along the lines of a good Penguin cover design - my personal choice would be something more abstract, or maybe something involving the moon landing painting hanging jarringly on a mediaeval wall.
But BotNS is pulpy! It's just that it's really, really well written pulp. The best BotNS cover is still the old British cover for The Shadow of the Torturer by Bruce Pennington: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~ajellis/images/shadow.JPG The cover for the Swedish edition of Shadow & Claw is nice too, and pretty classy as well. http://home.student.uu.se/jesv8435/wolfe_dnsb1.jpg (The Fantasy Masterworks covers are truly awful though.) // Jesper

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