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Paul J Marland-Griffiths the author of Devil in the Flesh, wanted a cover to reflect the dark secrets of Saddleworth Moor. We created a design that captured the mystical power and rage of a Daemon.

John Wallace the author of The Mire, A novel of truth and imagination, wanted a cover to reflect the dark, cold, wet area known as Lindow Moss. We created a design that captured the essence of its content with dramatic impact.

John Wallace the author of a novel about a real 1930s Mississippi blues singer and guitarist wanted a cover that was cinematic and vivid. The design was created by blending a number of separate images into a single design that led the reader effortlessly into the book's narrative.

John Wallace the author of a World War Two true story needed a book cover that was arresting and original. We created a design that communicated the book's contents with immediacy and cinematic impact.

John Wallace's first novel was a vivid tale about Bombay in the Jazz Age, India today - and the British Afghan Campaign of the 1840s. The book cover was designed so as to make reference to all these narrative threads, whilst also creating a look that reflected both history and modernity.