Books

1. What first caught my eye with this cover was the color choice, because it reminds me 3D glasses, which are really bright colors that I think go well together, especially with white. But I also thought it was an interesting cover since the background is colorful, bright, and also very clean and minimal, and then there's a black and white photo of a woman as the focal point. It creates a strong contrast between the realistic and abstract, as well as the colorful and monotone.

2. I guess I chose this cover because I've always liked 50's newspaper lettering, and it's cool that you can see a crease through Winchell's face, which makes it seem more like a vintage newspaper. I also like the simplicity and the black background. 

3. This cover was just funny to me. I like the how everything seems pretty perfect with the nuclear family mother and daughter, and the subtitle is "Through Guilt and Manipulation."It's a good contrast contrast between perfect and kind of evil. 

4. For this cover, I like how well it connects to the book title, though I don't really know what the book is like. The book is called The Art of Immersion, and the cover has a strong sense of immersion since it is very three dimensional. The repeated lines make it feel like I actually am being immersed in the book. 

5. This is possibly my favorite cover, mainly because of how abstract it is while still representing the book well. This is also the only one these books I have read. But the each character's last name is a color in the book, except for the protagonist, which each of the colored rectangles represent. But it's also cool how the rectangles make up a hand.