#fan fiction book cover

[fanficbookcovers]

Cover Art for:

What the Stars Let In by ShyOwl

(Note: So I couldn't decide if I should keep the reaching hands or not on this one so...thoughts?)

[tarableart]

I was commissioned by @sophtopus to create a second book cover for her fanfic, The Golden Quiche, but inspired from Art Nouveau paintings and covers. Cover number one can be found here: [link]

If you enjoy action and complex mysteries with an anime like twist, then go check out their story and click the link!

[ronniemc17]

Still thinking about a psalm for the wild-built...

[celestite-caroline]

lil cover for the second part of a Bayverse fanfic co-written by my boyfriend and me, Agents of NEST :3

also here's a link for anyone interested in checking it out

[non-un-topo]

Got possessed last night by the unshakable urge to bind some of my fics into books

[marislittleworld]

Resident Evil Despair book cover - the original Resident Evil owners are CAPCOM

[infosphere]

Veil of Secrets - Black Widow

Natasha Romanoff, known to the world as Black Widow, moved like a whisper through the dimly lit corridors of a clandestine facility in Eastern Europe. Her mission was clear: retrieve sensitive data that could expose a network of arms dealers threatening global security. As she navigated the labyrinth of concrete and steel, her heart raced, not from fear, but from the thrill of the hunt. The facility was heavily guarded, but Natasha had spent years honing her skills in espionage and combat. She slipped past security cameras and guards with the grace of a dancer, her dark attire blending seamlessly into the shadows. With each step, she recalled her training, the relentless hours spent mastering the art of stealth. She was a ghost, a phantom, and the world outside ceased to exist. As she reached the data center, Natasha disabled the last security measure—a biometric lock—using a stolen ID from one of the guards. The door slid open with a soft hiss, revealing a room filled with servers humming quietly. She quickly plugged in a device that began to download the information needed. The countdown flashed on the screen, and she felt the familiar rush of adrenaline. But as she worked, a sharp sound echoed through the hallway—heavy footsteps. Her instincts kicked in. She had mere moments. Grabbing the device, she bolted toward the exit, her heart racing. The footsteps grew louder, and she could feel the tension in the air. Just as she rounded a corner, she spotted a guard coming towards her, gun drawn. In a fluid motion, Natasha ducked, rolled, and sprang to her feet, delivering a swift kick that sent the guard crashing against the wall. She didn’t have time to waste; every second counted. As she sprinted through the halls, she could hear alarms blaring in the distance. The facility was on high alert. Rounding another corner, she encountered a group of guards. Without hesitation, she leaped into action. With a series of expertly executed moves, she took them down one by one, a whirlwind of skill and precision. Each punch and kick landed with purpose, fueled by years of training and a fierce determination to protect the innocent. Finally, she reached the exit, bursting through the doors into the cool night air. Outside, a sleek motorcycle awaited her, hidden beneath the cover of shadows. She hopped on, the engine roaring to life as she sped away, leaving the chaos behind. The city lights blurred into streaks of color as she raced through the streets, her heart still pounding from the thrill of the escape. As she navigated the winding roads, Natasha allowed herself a moment of reflection. The world often viewed her as just a weapon, a tool of destruction, but in moments like this, she felt alive. She was more than her past; she was a force for good, fighting against the darkness that had once consumed her. Arriving at a safe house on the outskirts of the city, she parked the bike and stepped inside, her mind already racing ahead to the next steps. The data she had retrieved would help dismantle the arms network and save countless lives. But Natasha knew that her fight was far from over. She had made enemies along the way, and they wouldn’t rest until they had their revenge. As she plugged the device into her laptop, the screen lit up with the information she had risked everything to obtain. She felt a sense of satisfaction wash over her; it was a victory, however small. In a world filled with secrets, she was determined to be a light. But even as she celebrated this win, a nagging thought lingered in the back of her mind. Her past would always be a part of her, and the ghosts of her previous life were never truly far away. However, Natasha was no longer the woman she once was. She was Black Widow, a survivor, and a protector, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead with unwavering resolve.

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[machetelanding]

[singwith-love-at-our-throats]

first attempt at book binding is a success!!

Got the Jumpverse by OffYourBird all bound!! I stuck part 2 and 4 at the end of each book, since both those parts are too short to bind on their own.

They turned out so beautiful!!

[cjbolan]

It’s interesting of all things to cut, the abridged audiobook version consistently cut nearly all the disagreements between Emily and her mom. Wonder why that is. Art by Sarah Gibb.

[fanficbookcovers]

Cover Art for:

No Glory by ObsidianPen

[vmwaffles]

Young & Beautiful by Velvetoscar on Ao3 ₊˚ʚ 🌙 ₊˚✧ ﾟ

Coverdesign by me

for full resolution and the whole typeset for the fanfic: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1N5y1B7kj0SUidCszLx3TQvF6AJIfcale?usp=sharing

[fr4ndszk]

everytime i reread a seafort book i get one nice piece and two million stupid doodles out of it

[questwithambition]

A friend and I have started a tradition of “book awards”: at the end of the year, around December, we collaborate on a PowerPoint titled “books awards 20xx”. Each slide is a category, and on each slide we both put our personal winners of that category - these vary from more traditional (book / series / author / character of the year) to the more fun (character crush, interior design aka illustrations and mise en page, and on of my favs, Dragons 🐉). And then sometime early January on our call we just go through the presentation and talk about the books and what we loved and what we’re planning to read and gush some more about lesbians wielding swords (they’re just the best, I have to tell the truth). Anyway, it’s a really fun time, a way to keep record of the books read, and also makes you excited about the reading ahead!

[airjemsfandump]

This is supposed to be the cover for one of my ZayRaf fics but I'm scrapping the title so I'm posting this here. It just doesn't fit the vibe of the story. 😅

[thehedgehogmaniac-blog]

I'm so in love with writing my big fan fiction, I've all new inspiration to continue the story, it's perfect to start reading it now during the summer break.

I know it's kind of a big story, but if you want to get in the flow, you can also read my one shot stories ^^ I hope you will all like it: https://www.wattpad.com/user/MushroomMantis