This distinctive octopus illustration was created by Rambharos Jha for a book called ‘Waterlife’, published by Tara Books in India. More information on the publication can be found on BibliOdyssey.

This distinctive octopus illustration was created by Rambharos Jha for a book called ‘Waterlife’, published by Tara Books in India.

More information on the publication can be found on BibliOdyssey.

Guy Laramee’s carved books have a great sense of place and atmosphere - this one even feels like it has a history, like the very books it is sculpted from. 

Guy Laramee’s carved books have a great sense of place and atmosphere - this one even feels like it has a history, like the very books it is sculpted from. 

Kate Baylay’s exquisite illustrations feature sinister subject matter executed with a masterful use of line and colour. She draws inspiration from sources such as Russian fairy tales, early 20th century literature and Roald Dahl. Her work manages to be enchanting and dark simultaneously, which is all the more impressive considering she only graduated a short few months ago.

Kate Baylay’s exquisite illustrations feature sinister subject matter executed with a masterful use of line and colour. She draws inspiration from sources such as Russian fairy tales, early 20th century literature and Roald Dahl. Her work manages to be enchanting and dark simultaneously, which is all the more impressive considering she only graduated a short few months ago.

Louise Hubbard’s lino prints are excellent - this dramatic image was one of a series created for the novel “Dissolution”.

Louise Hubbard’s lino prints are excellent - this dramatic image was one of a series created for the novel “Dissolution”.

Sara Mulvanny is a London-based illustrator who creates impressive book covers such as this lovely one.

Sara Mulvanny is a London-based illustrator who creates impressive book covers such as this lovely one.

LoveAgency had this great idea of showing the reader becoming the protagonist of the novel by aligning the book cover with the face. I’m also impressed with the hand-drawn typography which beautifully complements the campaign, which was made for the bookstore Mint Vinetu. Found via Fubiz.

LoveAgency had this great idea of showing the reader becoming the protagonist of the novel by aligning the book cover with the face. I’m also impressed with the hand-drawn typography which beautifully complements the campaign, which was made for the bookstore Mint Vinetu.

Found via Fubiz.

Marjolaine Leray’s illustrations for a version of Little Red Riding Hood are refreshingly edgy. Found via gonefishing.

Marjolaine Leray’s illustrations for a version of Little Red Riding Hood are refreshingly edgy.

Found via gonefishing.