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The cover features a somber, yet captivating scene set in Gotenhafen. In the foreground stands Florian, facing the viewer with a determined expression. Beside him are Emilia, Joana, and Ingrid, positioned to reflect their bond and shared journey. Behind them, Eva, Heinz, and Klaus are slightly obscured by shadows, hinting at their inner struggles. The Wilhelm Gustloff looms in the distant background, partly shrouded in a mist that embodies an atmospheric tension. The color palette is moody, dominated by greys, blues, and muted pastels, alluding to the prevailing emotions of faith, guilt, shame, and fear.

salt to the sea

The mystical forest serves as the background, with towering trees and a canopy of glowing leaves in soft purples, blues, and golds. In the foreground, the female warrior stands tall in practical yet intricate armor, holding her sword with determination. The Elven Crown Prince is positioned slightly behind her, exuding mystery and nobility, while the guide stands in the shadows, symbolizing his protectiveness. Above the warrior's head, a delicate silver elven crown with glowing gems floats, representing its fragile power.

A Crown So Fragile

A lone male figure in a sharp 1960s suit with his tie slightly loosened stands at the center of the cover. His head is tilted downward, shadows obscuring part of his face to reflect internal conflict. The setting is a dimly lit retro living room with warm tones of brown, deep orange, and faded green. In the background, a family photo sits askew on a mantelpiece, hinting at his roles as both a father and husband. The lighting is dusky, with golden rays of sunlight streaming through Venetian blinds, casting sharp lines across the man's face and body, symbolizing a fragmented life. A subtle hint of a male silhouette appears faintly reflected in a mirror behind him, symbolizing his hidden identity.

Here we go agasin

A dimly lit lab with cold, metallic surfaces. In the foreground, a girl in a blood-stained gown sits on the floor of a transparent cell, looking defeated. In the background, there is a shadowy male figure watching over her, barely discernible. There's an eerie, clinical atmosphere enhanced by scattered scientific equipment and faint, ominous lighting.

Broken Protocol

A dimly lit 1960s-inspired living room with a sepia-toned color palette to evoke a sense of warmth and nostalgia. To the left of the cover, a handsome man stands in a hunched posture, his face downcast, visibly conflicted. His wedding ring glints softly in the dim light. In the background, blurred through a soft, misty haze, a woman and three young boys stand as shadowy figures. The furniture is mid-century modern—a couch and a lamp in the periphery hinting at the era—adding authenticity while not detracting from the primary focus. The faint glimmer from a small lamp highlights the man’s silhouette, drawing the viewer’s eye to his internal struggle.

The cover features a surreal close-up of intricately burnt pieces of toast, plated on a jet-black surface with a splash of liquid gold dripping onto the edges of the toast. The pieces form a subtle spiral-like vortex, their charred textures contrasting vividly with the glossy gold element. There is a minimalist and abstract smoky texture in the background, fading into the edges, creating a sense of despair and hope.

How to Burn Toast

A serene beach scene at dusk forms the backdrop, with soft waves kissing the shoreline. A dirty blonde-haired man and a brunette woman stand close together, their profiles facing each other, gazing deeply into one another's eyes. Their expressions carry a mixture of longing and sadness, illuminated by the subtle glow of the fading sun. The horizon is painted in shades of baby blue blending into golden hues. The couple is partially silhouetted, emphasizing the emotional intensity. Scattered footprints in the sand lead up to the couple, adding subtle storytelling elements of the past leading to their moment.

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