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Please note that we do indeed need to list all fifteen authors on the front cover.
– sometimes i wonder if this is all some sick joke. -
Any chance I could get a version with the writing in red? Do you think it would work? Authors had suggested writing in blood, but red might be a good compromise.
– thank god we’re willing to compromise on the use of actual blood. -
how much more black could this be? the answer is none. none more black.
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I think in this case it was the nature of the dingbat.
– still caught up with the dingbat. -
This is lovely, but we’re a little worried that this pastel shade of blue and the dingbat aren’t serious enough for a book of this nature.
– someone clearly doesn’t take dingbats seriously enough. -
Announcing Exciting changes to Supplemental Life and Voluntary Accidental Death and Dismemberment Coverage
– not art direction, but the subject line of an office-wide email and proof that the words “exciting” and “dismemberment” can, in fact, appear in the same sentence. -
The art arrived this morning! I just put everything on the cover system and am on my way out the door for a vacation…so here’s hoping that there nothing wrong with the art…
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The author doesn’t have any color or font preferences for his cover. As I mentioned before in my cover system notes, he would like the subtitle to not be too large/obtrusive because the words “white supremacy” are in it.
– somehow the fact that this product is potentially racist slipped through the cracks until it was handed over to me. -
The author likes the layout a lot; he’d like to see a different font used for the title, subtitle, and his name though.
– this is a very diplomatic way of telling me that the author did not, in fact, like anything about the layout. -
this is the only guidance i received from a recent client, regarding the shade of blue she wanted to me use.
