"Don't judge a book by its cover" is a popular saying that very few follow when it comes to actual books.
Readers are compelled to check out books with attractive covers, and writers feel a certain pressure to make sure the covers of their books ar...
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The first step: Knowing what you want your cover to look like and being able to envision it!
The second step: Specifically, and purposefully, searching for a cover image on Pinterest that best resonates with your book plot, characters and vision.
The third step: Using Over to edit that image to make it look cover worthy.
The forth step: Adding fonts to make it a graphic work; adding your title, authors name, extra writeup, and getting that random image from Pinterest cover ready.
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OVER: To edit photos professionally, add different fonts, write in fonts, and edit fonts.
CANVA: To add writing to an image.
PICSART: To manipulate an image and make it very graphic.
VSCO: To edit photos professionally(lighting, contrasting, highlighting, saturating, etc etc)
PHONTO: To use fonts to write on an image.
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I hope I've been able to help you guys to make great covers too and if I have, don't forget to share this book as well as PM me to check out your work. I'd love to see all the great covers you make with this tutorial!
