Orange-Red Book Cover Ideas

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The cover showcases the striking figure of the female protagonist at the center. Her deep, dark brown skin contrasts dramatically with the surrounding dark ambiance. Her gaze demands attention, one eye glowing a vivid electric blue, the other shrouded in shadowy black. Her grip on a gleaming knife holds focus, with the blade subtly refracting the fiery reds and oranges of flames swirling around her. The rest of the space is filled with shadows undulating with the motion of the flames, creating a captivating contrast. The background fades into moody purples and deep blacks, while faint silhouettes of dragon wings and an abstractly suggested battlefield are barely visible.

The Things we Never Said

The cover features Tom's silhouette standing at the edge of a boat, looking out over a dreamy river scene with a stunning orange-red sunset. The silhouette of the boat is outlined in the background, adding depth to the design.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

The massive figure of the Komodo dragon-headed lizard-man dominates the foreground, his vibrant red scales reflecting the glow of the pulsating purple orb in his left hand. Streaks of black war paint slash diagonally across his scaled face, giving him an intimidating presence. His right hand grips a spiked, obsidian-black mace. Around him, an expansive battlefield extends, filled with blurry shadow-like figures locked in combat under a tumultuous, lightning-filled sky. The stormy atmosphere is dark yet infused with flashes of purple light from the orb, which casts an eerie glow over the lizard-man and nearby details. The title "Orbquest Legends of Whenua - Book Two - Revenge of Korvas" is prominently displayed in fiery, glowing orange-red font at the top, while the author's name, "W.C. Williams," is at the bottom in smaller, metallic silver letters.

Orbquest: Legends of Whenua - Book Two - Revenge of Korvas

A solitary tree, nearly barren with only a few leaves clinging to its branches, stands in the center of the cover against a vast, desolate horizon. The background fades gradually from deep, shadowy black at the bottom to a soft, diffuse orange-red glow at the top, symbolizing both despair and a glimmer of hope. A crane flying across the sky is faintly silhouetted in soft strokes, representing resilience and fate. Textured strokes of muted gray and earthy tones are subtly added across the cover, evoking a sense of wear and rawness.