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A starry navy blue background emulates a calming, endless night sky peppered with constellations. At the top center, a glowing, ethereal geometric heart-shaped constellation emits a soft, celestial light. The title, "KOTHAR RAZZO," is in elegant, bold golden serif fonts with a gentle radial glow, making it the centerpiece of the design. Beneath it, in clean and sophisticated sans-serif, a delicate subtitle, "New doors to found tiers in the silence," is subtly placed to add balance. The lower section of the cover blooms with intricately illustrated wildflowers (daisies, marigolds, soft foliage) in muted pastel hues of white, yellow, and peach, and stardust sparkles are scattered, subtly connecting the flowers to the stars.

The cover depicts an ominous grayscale background with a barren, cracked ground where marigolds should have thrived. A faceless silhouette of Pecola lies in the foreground, evoking anonymity and emotional void. Behind her, a large, broken porcelain doll with piercing blue eyes stares forward, its vivid blue a stark contrast against the somber tones. Surrounding the cracked earth, dandelions sprout through the cracks while some are crushed under a faint outline of a shoe, symbolizing societal oppression. Shadowy, abstract figures loom in the background, barely visible but menacing, representing the forces of societal judgment and cruelty.

The cover features Pecola as a small silhouette against a backdrop of ominous clouds with oppressive gray tones symbolizing despair. Her figure is shadowy and faceless, making it impossible to fully identify her, enforcing the theme of societal erasure. Surrounding her are marigold stems bruised and crushed underfoot by abstract shapes representing societal pressure. Dandelion petals scatter across the top as if they are trying to escape the scene, blending into the darkness. A stereotypical doll with vivid, unnaturally blue eyes lies broken in Pecola’s outstretched hands, emphasizing her longing for those features. The title "The Bluest Eye" is rendered in a deep, reflective azure, framing the top portion of the cover like a window into Pecola’s unattainable dream.