Literary fiction Book Cover Design (Evoking fear)

Visuals: A pair of bare feet walking gently on the edge of glistening water, the reflection of the sky and a lone bird flying high above in the ripples. The sky fades into a soft gradient of blue and white with faint gray streaks, evoking depth and eternity. The bird adds a perspective of freedom and continuity. The horizon line is infinite, drawing the eye beyond the frame.

Typography: A serif font for the title "Pwezinite / Tras Pye Letènite" with a slightly weathered texture, in a soft white color to match the sky. Below it, "Wilkens Scott Fifi" is rendered in a clean, sans-serif font in gray, smaller but bold enough to stand out.

Layout: The title is placed in the upper third of the cover, blending into the softness of the sky. The lone bird hovers mid-frame near the title. The feet are positioned in the lower third, walking from the left side. The water occupies the lower half, its surface reflecting some of the title. The author’s name is placed at the bottom along the minimal curve of the waterline.

Explanation: The design evokes a sense of walking through time, from the temporal (the feet) to the infinite (the sky and bird). The water acts as a reflective boundary between the two. The choice of weathered serif fonts for the title hints at the literary nature of the book while emphasizing the theme of eternity with its slightly aged texture. The modern sans-serif font for the author grounds the design, ensuring a clean and professional finish. The matte texture enhances the earthy and natural tones essential for conveying both the literal and figurative paths described in the story. Spot UV is used sparingly on the title to subtly catch light, symbolizing sparks of insight and eternity.