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reviews_and_ramblings) wrote2010-08-30 02:27 pm
Rainbow Awards: Cover Contest - Round 1
Last year the cover contest was an huge success, many people voted and I think the result, the winner cover Hemovore by Kanaxa, was very good. So here we are again this year with it: 14 rounds, 508 covers in contest to arrive to the last week with the 10 finalists. [Poll #1612600]

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Leiland
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A mio avviso nell'ultimo paio di anni, la qualità delle copertine è aumentata e in molte quando le guardo, *vedo* i personaggi e questo mi piace.
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I voted for any that would make me want to take a closer look and see if I am going to buy the book, since that is, in my opinion, the whole purpose of a cover.
Some of them are so intriguing I have even been googling the books whilst doing the poll, and my TBB list has grown considerably.
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It's nice to see the diversity in covers, especially the painted ones, which are my favorites. As I went through them, I have a feeling that I will be buying a lot of books in the future...
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Angie
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I'm not sure it matters, but my book cover is listed in the voting, but my name isn't listed with the authors. Julie Lynn Hayes.
Thanks!
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Julie Lynn Hayes - To the Max (Dreamspinner Press)
under Paranormal / Horror, and it's here:
http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/993937.html
The cover contest only list the artist name.
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I hope Andreas's cover does well. My honey really worked his butt off on my cover. I already gave him an award though. ;)
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Fingers crossed for you, it's a nice cover.
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Thank you for all your hard work to bring the world of romantic books to us. You're the best!!!
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I'm leaving a comment here to remind myself to come back and vote for the second half.Yay, made it to the end! You've put a lot of work into this. O.Ono subject
Had fun going through all of them and voting. Please add my name to the list for the draw. thanks!
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Please enter me in the e-book giveaway as well, thanks!
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What drew me to a cover
Cover artist are the unsung heroes. I am one of those unfortunate souls that DOES judge a book by it's cover (or it's title.) I've added so many more books to my wish list, it's not even funny!
I noticed a hand full of artist kept cropping up in my picks time and time again.
I also noticed I was attracted to covers showing at least one older model (a touch of grey at the temples - yum!) one ethnic model (hispanics sorely missing,) models who wore at least 1/2 of their clothes, and simple, uncluttered covers.
What turned me off? Headless, bare torso men (eh-gads! Scary!), covers with a lack of definite color, single models standing there doing nothing, clutter/too busy of a cover, more than two models on a cover, and models who were so good looking, they seemed unreal/unapproachable.
I made a list of what I liked, and now I'm off to purchase my first round of books and drop a note to the publisher and the cover artist - letting them know what cover I liked and why.
Thanks for these polls! You rock!
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I've found I keep voting for the Anne Cain and Catt Ford ones, which is interesting. I've not been paying much attention as to the names of the artists who design the covers I like in the past.
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I'm very impressed with all the work Elisa, and I've also added a lot of books to my gotta buy list.
I think that's a good thing. :)