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Title: Lunatic Hearts – Book Cover Design
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Cover design for Lunatic Hearts, a dark romance novel by Ahmad Zorion. The brief was to capture obsession, tension, and luxury in a single image. A moody, low-key palette of black, deep crimson, and warm amber sets the tone, and the intimate, dominant pose between the two leads signals the genre at a glance. The title treatment pairs a chiseled silver serif with a hand-brushed crimson script, so the title reads as both elegant and dangerous. Small details like the city skyline, candlelight, whiskey glass, and scattered rose petals build the world before page one.
Skills:
Book Cover Design · Typography & Lettering · Photo Manipulation · Color Grading · Visual Storytelling · Genre-Specific Branding · Adobe Photoshop
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