I'm prepping notes for my seminars at GenCon. I'm speaking about cover design in RPGs on Saturday and about the Thousand-Year Game Design Challenge on Sunday. If you have any questions on either subject, I'd love to work them into my presentations.
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I look forward to your presentations! I think I would be interested in how you make color choices for cover designs, what you feel is critical information to have on a cover, and if you consider how the book might be displayed in your placement of a design. Also, I'm interested to know how the type of game influences the type of cover design.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to GenCon and hearing what you have to say!
* Color Choices
ReplyDelete* Critical Info
* Retail Displays
* Covers by Genre
Got it! I'll try to address these in the presentation.
How do you decide what _not_ to put on a cover?
ReplyDeleteOoh. Good one. I'll address that.
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