Category: cover contest

Rainbow Awards Update


The Rainbow Awards are in full gear now. And here’s some info below I just received in a FB message. Follow the links for more info.

Subject: Rainbow Awards: Cover Contest – Round 1 – Slot 4
The Most Voted covers of Round 1 – Slot 3 were: Cast the Cards cover by Nathie
and
Choosing cover by Anonymous

The winner of the ebook giveaway is:

stormcloude Ebook Giveaway: Tabitha Dulla – Like Heaven and Hell, kindly offered by Circlet Press

– you will vote only 1 time for each slot of 50 covers; in round 1 there will be 20 slots for a total of 1000 covers; 400 covers will pass to round 2, 200 to round 3, 100 to round 4 and 50 to the fifth and last round.
– in parallel with the poll, a special jury will vote the covers; the jury is composed by: Debra, Dylan Rosser, Jack Mackenroth, Jesse Archer, Julie, Max Rhyser, Mitzie, Tammy.
– you can vote as many covers as you want but no more than 25.

All the 50 covers are saved here:

http://www.facebook.com/l/dca50IxANGm-zgqQuRTtxYzWIIg/www.elisarolle.com/rainbowawards/2011CoverContest_04.htm

and here is the poll:

http://www.facebook.com/l/dca50WnEwRgpUwqt_ak9vB44_iA/elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/1290838.html

I suggest you to open the covers page in a different window and check the covers you like in the poll.

Enjoy and please, fair play!

Speaking of Events, Check Out What Book Cover Artist Paul Richmond Is Doing Right Now

Paul Richmond is having an event over at his blog. You can get there and vote by checking out Elisa Rolle’s blog first, here. I’m a huge fan of all his work, including all his book covers. And though I’ve never been fortunate enough to have Paul do any of my book covers, I did win one of Paul’s signed prints last year and it’s one of the most cherished works of art I own.

And I owned an operated my own art gallery in New Hope, PA for ten years. It was a successful gallery and the only reason I stopped was because I wanted to write full time instead of part time. And if Paul had been around when I owned my gallery, I would have begged to represent him. And I have a feeling I would have sold tons of his work.

So check out Elisa’s blog and enter Paul’s contest. I’m not going to say which cover I voted for, because it wasn’t easy to choose.