Great Books Call for Great Artists for original, creative, unique, inspiring new covers!! The Recovering The Classics is an amazing project that many artists have already reply to it’s call with fantastic designs. Take a quick view below to inspire yourself, visit the website and contribute your own, or order you favorite one as an e-book, or paperback.
The Recovering The Classics is a crowdsourced collection of original covers for 50 of the greatest books in the public domain but a unique online library for book cover art inspiration as well. Invites anyone to design a cover for one of the 50 classic books of the list.
Read more about the project at Recovering The Classics. Below is a small collection of my favorites and of course I could not leave out of the list my contributions 🙂 Enjoy!
A Tale of Two Cities, Illustration by Roberlan Borges
Anna Karenina, Illustration by Anna Tulchinskaya
Dracula, Illustration by Luis Prado
Frankenstein, Illustration by Braulio Amado
Frankenstein, Illustration by Gareth Graham
Gulliver’s Travels, Illustration by Naomi Sloman
Robinson Crusoe, Illustration by JD Reeves
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, by Roberlan Borges
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Illustration by Ioannis Fetanis
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Illustration by Maria Papaefstathiou
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Illustration by Maria Papaefstathiou
The Brothers Karamazov, Illustration by Monica Alisse
The Scarlet Letter, Illustration by MrFurious
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Illustration by Adam S Doyle
Three Musketeers, Illustration by Ioannis Fetanis
Through the Looking Glass, Illustration by Alex Kostiw
Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, Illustration by Wade Greenberg
All books are available for sale as both digital and softcover editions to support the artists involved. Recovering The Classics is a project of the Creative Action Network, a marketplace for connecting artists with the causes they care about, and DailyLit, a platform for delivering great fiction in short installments. A joint effort between the Harvard Book Store, Daily Lit, and the Creative Action Network.
(For more about the featured artists please visit Recovering The Classics.)
