Book covers with faces

Posted by Nat Bernstein

Get inside the mind of Peter Mendelsund, the pianist who went from Tchaikovsky to Tolstoy and became one of the best book cover designers working today, with editor Zac Petit’s interview in Print‘s 75th Anniversary Issue. Brilliant book-jacket design autodidact Peter Mendelsund recently released two new titles of his own: Cover, a hefty monograph and look inside his Knopf work (from powerHouse Books), and What We See When We Read (Vintage), “a gorgeously unique, fully illustr

This is a bit strange, but a challenge nonetheless!

The Mollat bookstore in Bordeaux has fun to revisit the covers of novels and the result is bluffing. In fact, to promote its books, the establishment has its em

There's a reason why comparing books to windows — or doors, or portals — to other worlds is such a common metaphor; literature is both a transformation and transportation, the journey itself and the boat that takes you through it. And as books often…

Another month of books, another month of book covers. Here are my favorites from September: No way to avoid putting this image of Lucrezia de’ Medici on the cover, but the blunted cutouts—and…

Use this design template for creating a an interesting biography related book cover. A black and white themed design with a placeholder for a large face image o

Memoirs of Hadrian cover

Here are 8 summer mystery books that offer exotic vacations, fatal wellness retreats, foreboding resorts, and plenty of sweating suspects to keep you turning pages in the sun.

The Japanese writer, inspired by Anne Frank’s diary, sought to “recompose” that experience for her new book “The Memory Police,” a dystopian novel about surveillance and erasure.