. . . this feels good.
This may or may not be the final cover from Medallion Press, pending a request of mine regarding the font. Overall, I'm pleased with how it turned out! The setting, including the background clock in the Musée d'Orsay, comes from an important scene in the novel. And the cover artist was inspired by Matisse's "Plum Blossoms" painting in a lovely fashion:
My favorite touch, however, has gotta be those crossing spoons. Love 'em.
The book's up on Medallion's site now, too. You can even rotate it! Which I've now done 3170 times. Ahem.
I'm also hot in Canada.
The book's not coming out until August 1st, 2010. Yep, eight more months (it's been a year since I signed the contract). But this certainly helped to make it feel more real. Most of all, I was happy to think about Daisy and Mathieu again. In my mind, they're as much a part of that museum as any painting.
Our characters do live on.
I'm also hot in Canada.
The book's not coming out until August 1st, 2010. Yep, eight more months (it's been a year since I signed the contract). But this certainly helped to make it feel more real. Most of all, I was happy to think about Daisy and Mathieu again. In my mind, they're as much a part of that museum as any painting.
Our characters do live on.
