Book cover creation aesthetic design talk (3)

"The Dual Tracks of the Sun and the Moon": Luo Men and Rong Zi are couples of Taiwanese writers. Poetry, prose, and novels have won many awards in Asian regions and world literature circles. In 1994, the two series of works (a total of eight) were designed by me. Based on different content, I used a variety of image combinations on the cover. "Date of the Sun and the Moon" sets Rodin's masterpiece "Kiss" in the background of the stars and moons, and has a strong visual impact.

“The History of Chinese Educated Youth”: The vast land of Chaos is far away, leaving behind a generation of youth and memories; bit by bit of sentiment, unforgettable imprints, decade of blood and tears, ten years of sadness and joy, and condensation "Chinese history of the younger generation" a few characters, - the monument of green stands tall! After reading this history book, the journey of life shown on the back cover is clearer and more vivid. It tells us that we cannot forget the past!

“Crashing Room”: This collection of folk university press covers the front cover of folk books. I use color blocks with tear marks on all four sides. The upper part is the name of the bucket and the lower part is the folk paper-cut. It is surrounded by the flowers of the simple grasshopper. The back cover repeats the design elements of the cover in different shades and fonts to enhance the atmosphere and personality of the book.

"Nanjing Treaty and Hong Kong 100 Years": In the rough granite wall, the history of the knife left a slanted, wide and deep impression, eye-catching black body title, engraved on this foundation stone. The hundred years of humiliation and resistance have turned into a “back-alarming bell” on the back cover. From time to time, they show that they are descendants: to forget their country and shame, to rejuvenate China!

"Pseudoscience Exposure": Ripped the dark curtains full of "Superman," "Gods," and "Prophets," revealing a flower that is charming but symbolically dead. The cover uses comics to expose the harmful nature of pseudoscience.

(to be continued)