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March 24, 2015|Art & Design, Books

Below is a selection of plant-inspired cover designs from recent fiction releases by some inspired contemporary artists. Underneath those are more artworks, from older books, mostly non-fiction, taken from the fabulous Pinterest board of João Henriques.

Landmarks by Robert Macfarlane, Hamish Hamilton. Cover by Stanley Donwood

Landmarks

Weathering by Lucy Wood, Bloomsbury Publishing. Cover by Greg Heinimann
Book cover

The Betrayers by David Bezmozgis, Penguin. Cover by Matt Taylor

Book cover

The Laughing Monsters by Denis Johnson, Harvill Secker. Cover photograph by Richard Mosse
Book covers

A Room with a View” by E. M. Forster, Penguin. Cover by Christopher Silas Neal

A room with a view

Anne of Green Gables, by L. M. Montgomery, Puffin in Bloom. Cover by Anna Bond

Anne of Green Gables

Esperanza Street by Niyati Keni, And Other Stories. Cover by unknown.

Esperanza Street by Niyati Keni

Older book cover designs

Plant illustration

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Old book cover design

book cover design

Dust jacket

Dust jacket

Dust Jacket

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