Red Sails in the Morning ~ cover art & design by AidanaWillowRaven
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As most of my readers and followers have probably guessed, fantasy is my first love. Don't get me wrong, any good read can grab me. I enjoy creating covers for several genres for a wide range of ages and readers. However, this series has me really excited.
Red Sails in the Morning, book one of The Great Wyrm Saga, (published by Azure Spider Publications) introduces some really amazing and creative characters.
Ironically, portraying the antagonist on the front cover was much easier than the soldiers and ships in the middle ground. Even though they'd never be seen in detail, all of those little figures involved in their own actions was like crawling into a rabbit hole.
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Comments (18)
Nice landscape bok cover design. Scene is thrilling.
Spectacular and excellent work, my friend! Greetings!
Great composition and action!!! Also like the atmosphere!!! Nice one!!!
Wonderful looking cover.
Great cover.
Outstanding!
Fantastic cover!
Excellent!
Great cover art and cool blurb!
Wonderful cover love the detail :)
fantastic
beautiful work
Thanks for so many compliments. :D I have several more covers in the works, so keep a look-out. A lot of my work lately has been non-visual, like interior text layouts, editing, or website creation. But my love is in the cover art.
Exellent work.
Excellent piece of Artwork!
great work!
Great piece of book illustration! No one ever really appreciates the amount of work that goes into this sort of work!
I seriously thought at first this was a watercolor done by hand. Didn't know Daz Studio allows you to produce renders like this! Or did you render it first and then go over the rendered image using Photoshop or something? :)
Great composition overall. The figure in the foreground looks kind of androgynous, though. If not for his facial hair, I might have though he's a she!
You are right. The render is first done in Daz then postworked in photoshop to look painted.
And he's supposed to look androgynous. He's an incubus demon. That's also how the author described him. :D