Spirituality Book Cover Design (Evoking inner war, battle within, and angelic war)

Visuals: A central figure of a human silhouette, half illuminated by a soft divine light and half engulfed by a dark, shadowy swirl. On the illuminated side, bright angelic wings emerge, while on the shadowed side, menacing, flame-like shadows resemble demonic claws. In the background, a war-torn battlefield transitions into a starry, celestial sky. Faint, ghostly figures of angels and demons clash in combat within the silhouette’s chest area.

Typography: A dramatic, serif font for the title, "My World War," with a slightly distressed texture to evoke a sense of battle and urgency. The subtitle "Brady Weldon" appears in a clean, sans-serif typeface in smaller size below the title to maintain a clean contrast.

Layout: Center-aligned silhouette as the primary focal point. The title appears above the silhouette, slightly overlapping its head. The author’s name is placed neatly below the silhouette. The celestial and battlefield background fades into one another with seamless gradation from top to bottom.

Explanation: The visual composition emphasizes the internal duality of spiritual warfare, blending symbolic elements such as wings and shadows to represent the opposing forces within an individual. The celestial sky and war-torn battlefield reflect the connection between the spiritual and physical worlds, resonating with the book's theme. The typography adds emotional resonance— the distressed serif font accentuating the turmoil and seriousness, while the sans-serif font keeps the design modern and easy to read. The layout is clean yet impactful, ensuring all essential details stand out without clutter. The materials—matte paper, spot varnish, and embossed title—add a luxe, tangible quality that invites readers to pick up the book while reinforcing its deep, thought-provoking nature.