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Great Book Cover Designs – The Bookcase No.3

Published Mar 4, 2020
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Yes, it’s OK to judge a book by its cover.

If you’re anything like us, sometimes you do buy a book (or two) just because that cover looks so damn good. Here are some of our favorites this month.

Cover image: Fully Booked Project by Muti

Poetry Moves: An Anthology of Poetry

Singaporean art director and illustrator Elen Winata created the illustrations and cover design for this collection of 100 poems from Singapore, Asia and around the world.

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1984 by George Orwell — Special Edition

We hope you know Portuguese, because this gorgeous design for one of Orwell’s most iconic books was only released as a special edition in Brazil. If you can ignore the language barrier, this is a really nice collectable showpiece for your bookcase.

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Architecture Now! Vol. 10

Art book publisher Taschen chose a bold typographic style paired with vibrant colors for the latest cover of its ‘Architecture Now!’ publication.

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The Bauhaus: #itsalldesign

This interesting graphic cover introduces a comprehensive 464-page look at the early-20th-century Bauhaus movement, including a number of never-before-seen artworks and photographs.

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Just Kids by Patti Smith

Rafael Nobre Studio created this powerful cover and collateral set for Patti Smith’s autobiographical book ‘Just Kids’, a candid account of her relationship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.

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ABC3D by Marion Bataille

Featuring a striking lenticular cover that changes depending on how you hold it, ‘ABC3D’ is a unique pop-up book that presents 26 three-dimensional letters that move and change before your eyes.

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The Freelance Bible

Brazilian designer Jackson Alves was commissioned by Penguin Random House UK to design this typographic cover for “The Freelance Bible” by Alison Grade.

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The Designer’s Cookbook: 12 Colors, 12 Menus

Divided into twelve color-based chapters, ‘The Designer’s Cookbook’ will help you impress your dinner guests (or Instagram followers) with a range of awesome color coded recipes structured in four-course meals. The cover perfectly illustrates the contents of the book with a minimal yet colorful look.

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