Latest Cover: The Queen's Game

So, Sunday I got stuck into the covers that were queued over the weekend, and I finalised a second cover. This one's for a very dark urban fantasy short story by C.M. Simpson. The Queen's Game is a mix of photography and art work by Suwatchai Pluemruetai (the tunnel entrance photograph),  at Dreamstime; Andrey Kiselev (the elf lord art); and David Prado (the woman running away). There is a little colour, saturation and isolation manipulation, so any weirdness is mine. Here's the cover.

Never get involved with the Otherworld Fey. Take my word for it. I saved the Queen of Summer, and was betrothed to a lord of Winter by way of thanks—and then the human underworld got involved. So what do I do, when every choice is bad? What would you choose: death by troll, or the mercy of an elf?

Covers, Covers, Everywhere...

...or what I've been doing for the last week. Still a bit snowed under, but things are starting to get caught up and the schedule is coming back into line. We might get some sketching done, yet. In the meantime, I've done a few more covers for short stories, and I will have covers coming up for collections and longer works soon. Covers done in the last week are as follows:

New Cover created for Road Trip

It's been a week of covers. I'll try to get some how-tos going when things slow down a little; I'm making notes as I go along. In the meantime, here is the cover I created last Thursday.

Covers Created this Week

I made four book covers this week: