Image · Nano Banana 2.1
The mockup from the skill
The mockup from the skill: the wired front and back covers as a printed hardback on a weathered oak table by a window, in soft grey daylight. Reference (book-cover SKILL.md): --- name: book-cover description: Designs a book's front and back cover as one piece of art, with type that reads at thumbnail size, then shows it as a printed book. Use for novels, non-fiction, poetry, children's books, ebooks and print-on-demand covers. --- # Book cover ## Read first Cover.md for the title, the author, the genre, the image, the look and the blurb; any style reference or artwork wired in. ## Front and back: flat artwork Each cover is the print file itself: flat and straight on, filling the whole picture to every edge, with no book, spine, page edges, rounded corners, shadow or mockup. ## Front cover (2:3) - One strong image that says the genre at a glance, built around one focal point, with a calm area for the type. - The title exactly as Cover.md spells it, large enough to read when the cover is 120 px tall in a store list; the author's name smaller but clear; a subtitle only if Cover.md has one. - Type and image designed together: a typeface that suits the genre (a high-contrast serif for literary fiction, a condensed sans for a thriller, hand lettering for children's books), set in the calm area, never over the focal point. - Cover craft: a limited palette, depth and texture, the image running off every edge, nothing important within 3% of the edges, where it's trimmed. ## Back cover (2:3) - The front's art carrying on (its sky, sea, wall or texture), or a calm field in its colours: clearly the same book, with no new focal point. - The blurb from Cover.md word for word, in a narrow column (about 45 characters a line) at a readable size. - A white barcode box at the bottom right, and the publisher's name small at the bottom left, with the price if Cover.md gives one. - The left edge (beside the spine) and the top kept calm; no title as large as the front's. ## Mockup (4:3) The printed book photographed as a real hardback on a simple surface in soft daylight: one copy standing with the wired front facing us, a second lying flat beside it showing the wired back, both exactly as designed, the type sharp. ## Avoid Misspelled titles or names, more than two typefaces, type over a face, clip-art, stock-photo clichés, clutter, invented review quotes, and a back that looks like another book.
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- Nano Banana 2.1
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- Meng To
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