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dankrokos:

Voters have chosen the winner of the False Memory cover redesign contest. And I have to say the winner is simply incredible. Thank you very much Morgan!

This looks terrific Dan! For those of you who haven’t already, check out Dan Krokos’ novel False Memory. You won’t want to put it down! (The cover is blue, by the way, not the image you see above).

ruineshumaines:

Photography by Olivia Joy StClaire.

maggie-stiefvater:

Same artist who did Raven Boys’ cover.

If you guys haven’t yet read this book, GO NOW. One of my fave books ever.

(Source: resouled)

Going…

ruineshumaines:

Tommy Ingberg | On Tumblr.

ironmouse:

Alina meets the stag of Morozova’s herd, Shadow and Bone.

This was a beautiful scene, something straight out of a Miyazaki film mixed with Russian fairytale. His dark, wet eyes, his silvery antlers, the beating of his ancient, knowing heart… The stag is like a living god, elusive and stunning. The moment was so tranquil, so silent, I could practically hear the snow falling.

From the genius of Leigh Bardugo. Much affection and credit also goes to Kay Nielsen and Klimt, my two artist gods, and from whom I’m constantly and shamelessly stealing from. 

(Source: beyondgodthefather)

Walk with me.

mykindafairytalee:

Path of tears and smiles by =Oer-Wout

(via Scripturient | Uncreated Conscience)

tobeshelved:

(via TO BE SHELVED: Tess Redburn)

Tess Redburn, student at Bath Spa University in England, created this beautiful cover for the Puffin contest to redesign Grimm’s Fairy Tales. First, she laser cut her drawings into a piece of wood, then photographed them to create the book cover. 

ruineshumaines:

Illustrations by Kathy Murysina

Sometimes art can excite, be controversial. Could this be seen as a symbol of anti-consumerism? Or is it just meant to burn your hide? What’s your interpretation?

(Source: thecollectivecollage)

To create art is to be naked and vulnerable.