Chair Sastra Book Cover Design (Evoking solitude and bodoh)

Visuals: A minimalist, abstract design featuring a chaotic splash of black scribbles resembling nonsensical doodles across a textured black background. A single, off-center silhouette of a small chaotic chair—symbolizing both absurdity and solitude—sits at the lower half of the cover. The title takes center stage above the silhouette, fragmented and displayed in a "glitched" format to visually embody "bodoh.".

Typography: A mix of an erratic, hand-drawn font for the title, resembling careless scribbles, and a clean, sans-serif font for the author’s name at the bottom. The subtitle, if any, will be displayed in lowercase minimalistic serif below the title to add a tone of subdued contrast.

Layout: The title occupies the top-center space, slightly slanted and larger for attention. Below, the doodles guide the viewer down to the small chair silhouette. The author’s name is aligned at the bottom-right with consistency, ensuring balance. Black dominates as the primary color characterizing the mood, while tiny white scratches provide small texture hints on an otherwise matte-textured background.

Explanation: The visual composition embraces the theme of "bodoh" (absurdity) with careless scribbles and a nonsensical element in the form of a small, irregular chair that symbolically conveys confusion or detachment. The typography reflects this motif by using a chaotic, hand-drawn font to underline the book’s absurd humor, contrasted with the clean sans-serif font for clarity and author recognition. The material choice of matte black with UV spotting enhances the overall tactile appeal, luring readers to pick up the book and run their fingers over the subtle textures. This design mirrors the unconventional, raw nature of the book's content while maintaining elegance and intrigue.