In a similar vein as the Spell of Mathematics in some ways, this is a very different cover. Due largely to the depth and texture of the main image—a painting by Barry Evans.
Painting by Barry Evans.
Wonder if the vaguely occult-like symbol was meant to reflect the “spell.” Designed by Mike Pope.
star, geometric design, 70s design, seventies graphics, pelican book.
Funny how simple overprinting with (a somewhat cheery) green can become creeeeepy…
Cover photos by Jean-Luc Blanc.
What this design is saying about the occult, I don’t know. But it’s so cool that I don’t care. Designed by Peter Stone.
Yeah, I love the abstract graphics and all, but there’s something to be said for a nice image and some nice type. And putting it a nice little angle doesn’t hurt.
Cover photo by Neil Fujita.
Another great collaged cover from another author named Wolf! Here’s the other. This jacket (it’s a hardcover) was designed by Graham Bishop. (late 60s-ish)
But this time, it’s just the logo. At least I think that’s the logo for the series. Like a complicated version of the post below this one.
