Wraparound Cover art : Marc Bodewes' chariot of Souls
   

Wraparound cover art for the sequel to plate of the gods:  Book 2 the Chariot of Souls Plate of the Gods Book two, the Chariot of Souls: Wraparound cover design/ dust jacket artwork.
Front Cover Art :
   

Faux Leather Bound Front Cover For Mark Bodewes' Chariot of Souls the sequel to Plate of the Gods

M W Bodewes' Chariot of the soul fantasy novel Header art for Facebook group banner
Facebook Group Header Artwork for The Chariot of Souls part two of the Plate of the Gods fantasy Trilogy: The header is displayed differently across platforms, with variations in the placement of page options and page title.

Artwork Details :
   


Mark Bodewes: writer - Artist - Larrikin
Client :
M.W. Bodewes
Brief :
The Author already had some strong concept designs which really made creating the finished art for this e-novel a piece of cake and fun to boot.

Medium : Digital illustration : Wraparound cover art for Book two of the Plate od the Gods trilogy created in Adobe Photoshop 2017 a.d. Artwork is to be displayed in promotional flyers, business cards, on the M.W.Bodewes and Amazon/Goodread websites as well as the Plate of the Gods facebook page..
About the Client :
Mark Bodewes is middle-aged, half Australian and half Dutch but possessing of the combined awesomeness of both countries. Mark invented the term ‘Under-Nederlander’ to describe this union of nationalities…but mostly because he thinks it would make a cool name for a Bond villain.

Mark has chosen to reside on the Gold Coast of Australia with his wife & children. They are more or less ok with this arrangement. Without credible paternity tests his children can deny their parentage and still lead fulfilling lives. They refer to him as ‘uncle’ and tell everyone they are Maltese.

Mark is currently afflicted by Lyme disease which is pretty awful and makes him a pain in the ass to be around. He battles the poor health with grit & determination, channelling his formidable imagination into carefully crafted stories. His writing genius will not be denied, and he’s working on the mood swings. As a result he spends most of his time locked away muttering to himself whilst working on his next masterpiece.

In addition to supreme writing talent Mark fronts a hard-rock band that gets noise complaints from other musicians at the rehearsal studio. They come to complain but are then mesmerized by the intensity. Mark is also an adept artist but refuses to draw anything other than unicorns with chainsaws. He says he has his reasons.

Mark also loves to do many different character voice impersonations and has perfected the worlds greatest Chilli Con Carne recipe. Healthy & delicious…the chilli, not the voices….they’re often racially insensitive AND crassly inappropriate. Mark will say just about anything for a laugh. The Chilli recipe is seriously good though. He’ll share it with you if you ask nicely....

Soundtrack (music to draw to) :

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