Showing posts with label book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book. Show all posts
I'm excited to announce, that after working on it on and off over the last two years, my third book in the Langley Shivers series now has a title, a target publication date and now a cover!
Story wise, I've had three different drafts that I've been switching between, (which doesn't include the many, many, many drafts that have been thrown away) but now the story is mapped out, the first few chapters are finished, and now a target publication date of 'early 2017' is in place. As with my last two books, Blurb Books are taking the honors of printing, and the title will be available on their store (softcover, hardcover and digital editions) whilst I'll also be sending a copy to Apple and Amazon to see if we can make it a hat-trick to get the third also available on the iBooks Store and the Kindle Store again.
Very excited, but this means that Honest Jack will be taking a back seat until then (although that just means there won't be a weekly update, but a monthly one will take it's place for a while). But excited nontheless!
The cover and the title, as mentioned, is now finalised:
"Langley Shivers and the Fantastic Arcane of Etcher"
and here is the cover:
Yet more Langley Shivers concept art, this time in the from of Mors Mortis holding the head of everyone's favourite Grim Reaper come anti-hero, plus, a swanky little trailer for the book.
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Langley Shivers is back! After the first two books in the series were published in 2012, I've been working on the third book for a while, so here is a promotional poster I worked on, that, funnily enough, was intended to be for the first book. Irony, eh?
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This is a concept piece for a Childrens Book my sister is writing, although I've done relativity next to nothing for it yet, this piece sums it up rather nicely for me.
It's also one of the few times I've dabbled in water colour, and, I'm pretty happy with how it's worked out. I've used a combination of digital inking with digital water colour pens, although I need to work on making the inks look more natural, as they do pop more against the water colours, and not in the best way.
More to follow!
