I Very Unfortunately Forgot Who Made These Beautiful Art Pieces, But I Think They Fit This Prompt Perfectly.

I very unfortunately forgot who made these beautiful art pieces, but I think they fit this prompt perfectly.

If anyone can post the source, that would be great. I encourage all of you to look for the original artists, and give them the love they deserve!

Edit; art made by Piesarts

Your evil mother was killed by a demonic entity that took her form. It planned to torture you by revealing itself when you grew up, and feast on your terror and fear. When the day came, however, you felt no fear or despair. Instead, you thanked the demon for being the best mother ever.

Some of these are pretty funny

responses to "I'm going to kill you" ?

"I don't believe you."

"If I'm going to die, I intend to deserve it."

"You'd be surprised how often people say that."

"Not if I kill you first."

"Fine, but I'm taking you with me."

"Thank God."

"I'm not afraid to die."

"What did I do this time?"

"You don't have better things you could be doing?"

"Finally."

"I don't think you have what it takes."

"Think before you speak."

"I didn't think it would end this way."

"Then, we have a problem."

"If you must."

"Oh, really?"

"That's fine, I guess."

*laughs*

"Don't make promises you can't keep."

"Why?"

"You'll never get the chance."

"And what did I do to deserve death by your hand?"

"Are you sure about that?"

"I'm not ready to die."

"No thanks."

"And how do you plan on doing that?"

"Never make plans you don't intend to follow through with."

"You realize I'm going to defend myself, correct? And I won't go easy on you."

"Please don't."

"What makes you think you're capable of doing that?"

"Now, now, let's not make any rash decisions."

"Well, I could never say no to you."

"Why? I'm lovely."

"This is quite possibly the last thing I wanted to do today."

"Don't say things you don't mean."

"You would never hurt me."

“I challenge you to a duel, sir! Pick your weapon and make your peace, for I have trained under the greatest weapon masters in-” “Fisticuffs.” “…W-what?” “FISTICUFFS.”

Thanks! This is really helpful, I’ve been worrying about what I’m going to do for my cover. Do you have any good suggestions on how to actually get your book printed?

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How to Source Publisher-Quality Book Cover Design as a Self-Published Author - Novlr

I spoke with art commissioners from Faber and Bloomsbury to get their top tips on how to source great art for your book cover design.

The post is full of great insights, but here are some of the top tips to give you a sneak peek:

Top tips to making sure you’ll get quality book cover design

To give you the best chance of finding quality illustrators and artists for your cover art, these are the top tips from the publishers I spoke with:

Find artists who have worked on commission before. Make sure they show evidence of problem-solving, and that their portfolio gives a clean and clear idea of their style.

When in discussion with an artist or illustrator, make sure you can describe what you’re looking for in 5-10 words. This gives your designer a clear idea of what you want for your book cover design and ensures they’ll be working to a clear brief. If you can describe your work succinctly, then they’ll be able to design a memorable cover that reflects exactly that, and nothing else.

Look for illustrators who suit your themes. You might really love an artist’s work, but if they specialise in subdued, soft lines and specialise in fantasy art, they’re probably not the right designer for your romance or horror cover.

Do not ask for custom samples without being willing to pay a fee. Never ask an artist to work for free. You can get a sense of their style from a portfolio, but if you want to see tailored work samples, you must be willing to pay them – you will attract better-quality designers.

Always work with a contract. This is essential for both parties to ensure you both know what is expected from the other. It alleviates the likelihood any nasty surprises and keeps both parties protected from things like intellectual property theft or copyright infringement. Besides, if an illustrator isn’t willing to work with a contract, that’s usually a red flag that they’re someone you don’t want to work with. It’s worth it for that reason alone.

For reasons unknown, at the exact same moment everyone in the world lost the ability to change emotions. They were stuck with whatever they were feeling at that moment; anger, fear, constipation, guilt, ecstasy… with a permanent case of curiosity you are determined to find out why.

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