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Geobop
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April 20, 2022
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Recommended font for book cover

  • April 20, 2022
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My book cover designs always get a thumbs down, but I decided to give it another try. I'm not sure if this is really a good design, but it looks OK to my eye. The big question mark (for me) is the fonts. I don't have a good eye for choosing the best fonts for conveying ideas or emotions.

 

In this design, I chose the familiar Times New Roman for the title. Can anyone recommend a better font, or suggest a strategy for making the title look more exciting? Or do you think it's OK as it is?

 

Since it's a scientific work, I chose a serif font to make the title look more traditional and authoritative. On the other hand, conspiracy is popularly associated with the weird, mysteries and true crime stories. So I thought of using a font that gives the cover a more mysterious, provocative feeling.

 

If you think the design totally stinks, please let me know, and I'll hire a professional. My designs are usually shot down. 😉

    Correct answer Lumigraphics

    Design is subjective but one rule that always applies is that the eye should come to rest on the most important part of the design. This cover is chopped up and seems disjointed- more a collection of things thrown on a page than a coherent whole. Just my two cents.

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    Legend
    April 20, 2022

    Design is subjective but one rule that always applies is that the eye should come to rest on the most important part of the design. This cover is chopped up and seems disjointed- more a collection of things thrown on a page than a coherent whole. Just my two cents.

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      GeobopAuthor
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      April 20, 2022

      Thanks for the feedback.

       

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