Tag Archives: graphic artist

Covert Art: Gabriel’s Wing

Posted on August 18, 2015 by Anita Dugan-Moore

Gabriel’s Wing is another example of when I had to step away from a cover, give myself a break and let inspiration marinate for a bit. Having read the story, as I typically do, I had formed a concept I … Continue reading →

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Cover Art: The Other Vietnam War

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Anita Dugan-Moore

This was the first “memoir” cover I have done.  Unlike many of my other covers where I veered away from using photography (I generally will not use it due to copyright issues) I instantly knew, this cover required a personal … Continue reading →

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Cover Art: The Hedgerows of June

Posted on June 30, 2015 by Anita Dugan-Moore

Wow, what to say about this cover?  Simply put, I was shooting for drama. This is another cover that just spoke to me when I read the book.  There was no guessing what I was going to do. Each component … Continue reading →

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Cover Art: The Swamps of Jersey

Posted on June 11, 2015 by Anita Dugan-Moore

This was a particularly fun cover to create.  I dug down and accessed the recesses of my dark and twisted mind for something sinister in feel (insert evil laugh and background music from the Sopranos.)  Ok, I confess…I really didn’t … Continue reading →

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