The Book Cover Archive

The Book Cover Archive
For the purpose of appreciation and categorization
(previously Covers)

I like the web layout, first the picture grid, then the row of books on book design, lastly three columns of info and links. The presentation of this idea is just as important. I love the clean scans of the cover design and with all the crucial design information. Great cover designers need some loving too.

Yes We Can (Hold Babies)

Yes we can (hold babies)

Deep Coterie

Deep Coterie blog

Book Covers blog

Covers is dedicated to the appreciation of book cover design.
A project from Fwis, a design firm from Brooklyn, NY and Portland, OR.

Pelican Book Covers

Operations Research - Jagjit Singh - 1971

Pelican

Cover design by Germano Facetti

Rand's book cover blog.
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currently busy with unfinished projects, but i will try to keep it steady here.

Typo Hunt Across America

An outreach mission of the typo eradication advancement league

blog

Fail

Fail Blog

MaCain is 72

Things younger than McCain:

Scrabble, The Area Code, Baskin Robbins and TV Dinner



the blog

Sorry I Missed Your Party

School of Slavonic and East European Studies, UCL Library. Christmas party in December 2007

Pictures from other people's parties on Flickr- the blog
some are nsfw

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there are some pictures that could be featured on, say, Vice but somehow they looks much sadder funnier here.

How I Spent My Stimulus

a blog about how people spent their stimulus.

New York Times Crossword Drawings

drawings inspired by the daily New York Times crossword puzzle

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brilliant!

Books at home

a blog about bookshelves

One Trick Pony

Intense Guys

great movie moments one clip at a time

One Track Mind

I come across many experimental projects that take form in a blog.

simple singular ideas

here's one:

100x50

100×50 is an experiment in short fiction by Madeline Stevens and Saxon Baird who currently reside in the city of Portland, Oregon. Every day, each will post a piece in 100 words or less for 50 days. After those 50 days, an evaluation will be made whether or not the experiment should continue. Until then, anything goes…as long as its under 100.