Dark Fiction Book Cover Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
My upcoming fiction novel needs a visually arresting cover that conveys its dark, mysterious atmosphere the moment a reader sees it. I’m after a concept that feels cinematic—rich contrasts, moody colour work, and typography that hints at suspense without revealing too much.
You’ll take the story’s core themes and translate them into a single, unforgettable image. I’m open to creative direction: a shadow-laden alleyway, a lone silhouette, or even a surreal landscape could work if the design remains cohesive and market-ready. What matters most is that the finished piece instantly intrigues my target audience of thriller and dark-fantasy readers.
Deliverables
• Full-wrap print cover (front, spine, back) ready for KDP and IngramSpark specs
• Ebook cover sized for Kindle and general digital stores
• Source file (PSD or AI) with editable layers
• Two minor revision rounds after first draft
Final files should be delivered in CMYK (print) and RGB (digital), 300 dpi, with all fonts either outlined or included. If you work primarily in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign, that’s perfect—just let me know your preference. I’m keen to see a brief outline of your concept before you dive into the artwork so we stay aligned from the start.
You’ll take the story’s core themes and translate them into a single, unforgettable image. I’m open to creative direction: a shadow-laden alleyway, a lone silhouette, or even a surreal landscape could work if the design remains cohesive and market-ready. What matters most is that the finished piece instantly intrigues my target audience of thriller and dark-fantasy readers.
Deliverables
• Full-wrap print cover (front, spine, back) ready for KDP and IngramSpark specs
• Ebook cover sized for Kindle and general digital stores
• Source file (PSD or AI) with editable layers
• Two minor revision rounds after first draft
Final files should be delivered in CMYK (print) and RGB (digital), 300 dpi, with all fonts either outlined or included. If you work primarily in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign, that’s perfect—just let me know your preference. I’m keen to see a brief outline of your concept before you dive into the artwork so we stay aligned from the start.