Book and magazine cover designs are an essential aspect of the publishing industry. They are the first thing that catches the reader’s eye and can make or break a book’s success. A great cover design not only reflects the content of the book or magazine but also appeals to the target audience.
Over the last few months, I have taken a pause, a mini-sabbatical if you like. It’s been a chance to spend time recharging and not having to be anywhere or be anyone other than Dad, Husband or Son. This time has provided me with space to reflect on my past career and consider how I want to spend my time moving forward and where I can offer the most value to others.
Book and magazine cover designs are an essential aspect of the publishing industry. They are the first thing that catches the reader’s eye and can make or break a book’s success. A great cover design not only reflects the content of the book or magazine but also appeals to the target audience.
My final roundup of the year, my selection of visually interesting covers that have caught my eye this month. This is purely subjective and based on what I like visually. In most cases, I haven’t read or bought these publications and they may not even be freshly published. I’ve picked these from whatever has crossed my path over the last month.
As the nights get longer and November draws to a close it’s time for me to share the publication covers that have caught my eye. This is purely subjective and based on what I like visually. In most cases, I haven’t read or bought these publications and they may not even be freshly published. I’ve picked these from whatever has crossed my path over the last month.
Along with many others, this has been my last day at FutureLearn. I sent the message below internally, but there are so many brilliant people who have previously worked at FutureLearn that I want them to know what they’ve meant to me.