Horror Horror Book Cover Design (Featuring shadows, flowers, and eyes)

Visuals: A grotesque, vintage stuffed animal with button eyes torn partially and sitting in an eerie room. Shadows cast long and exaggerated shapes across the wooden floors. The background has faded wallpaper adorned with haunting designs like faint skulls, flowers, or eyes hidden in their patterns. The coloring leans heavily into deep maroon, black, and faded gray tones, giving the scene an unsettling vibe of neglect and danger.

Typography: Bold, distressed typeface for the title in blood red with jagged edges, slightly cracked and uneven, as if scratched onto the cover. The author's name is smaller but in an elegant cursive font in muted gray for contrast.

Layout: The title "Stuffed" is centered near the top, underlined by a thin scratch-mark graphic. The stuffed animal is placed large in the middle of the cover with its eyes chillingly glancing upward to make viewers uneasy. Lola Westnidge’s name is placed subtly at the bottom-right corner in an understated font.

Explanation: The visual composition draws on common fear triggers (such as twisted childhood nostalgia represented by the torn stuffed animal) and uses muted, unsettling colors to amplify the horror theme. The distressed typography reflects desperation and suspense, aligning with the genre's emotional tone. The elegant cursive of the author's name provides contrast but doesn’t overpower the title and image. The layout ensures immediate focus on the stuffed animal while guiding the eye to other elements smoothly. The materials emphasize the tactile horror experience with matte paper and embossing, making the cover visually and physically memorable.