Devil's in the Details

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It might be tempting to throw everything onto the canvas and be done as quickly as you can. There are times a graphic can take hours or even days to craft. The details are sometimes what will take the cover over the top and make it a cover people will oooh and ahhh over. That one final detail might be the one that makes it more realistic to a reader and makes them decide to read your book.

So let's go over some of those small details.

This is the beginnings of the cover, it isn't complete but this will give you an idea of how the details make the difference

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This is the beginnings of the cover, it isn't complete but this will give you an idea of how the details make the difference.

This is the beginnings of the cover, it isn't complete but this will give you an idea of how the details make the difference

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Here's all the resources that went into putting it together: 

If you want an authentic looking scene then you have to put in the work to make it real

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If you want an authentic looking scene then you have to put in the work to make it real. Since this image was going for a creepy feel it made sense to add grunge layers to most everything. The tv, the wall, the baseboard, the screen, all of them needed to look aged and neglected. 


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