Remus Illustration
Portfolio
Book Covers
The cover is the first impression you get from a book. Thus, it's important that the cover visualizes the ideas of the author and fulfills all their wishes. Through close collabortation between author and illustrator, we create a cover that makes you fall in love all over again and showcases your story perfectly.
Semi-realistic Characters
The semi-realistic style is defined by its attention to details. It has little to no outlines and consists of realistic shading. This style thrives through its unique use of light and allows for dynamic scenes.
Particularly suited for:
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all-age and adult readers
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fantasy, science fiction, romance, myster, horror, dystopian fiction
Stylized Compositions
Geometric shapes with a focus on color compositions intrigue you? Then this style is made for you as it foregrounds the overall mood and vibe rather than details and realisitc characters.
Particularly suited for:
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adult readers
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non-fiction, anthologies, mythology, fantasy, science fiction, mystery, horror, dystopian fiction
Bold Outlines
Clean coloration combined with bold outlines put characters into the center of attention. The background is simple through its use of two colors but hints at the story inside through deliberate symbolism without distracting from the star(s) of the story.
Particularly suited for:
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all-age and adult readers, young adult literature
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romance, comedy, historical fiction, spice
Kinderbuch Cover
Vibrant colors and a strong focus on the main character(s) invite young readers to dive into exciting, magical stories. These colorful designes create interest and curiosity in young and adult readers alike.
Illustrations
Character illustrations are a perfect way to introduce your characters to your readers - who wouldn't want to meet the characters of a story? With character cards reader can already fall in love with your characters before they even start reading. Or would you rather highlight a key scene of your story? Add it as a printed illustration directly into your book or as a page overlay to help readers see what you've imagined.
Black and White
Chapter Header
Chapter header provide a perfect entry into an upcoming chapter. A full-page illustration is not neccessarily needed to set the mood for what's to come in the pages that follow.
Double-sided Illustrations
Double-sided illustrations are perfect for the endpaper and the seperation of or at the end of chapters. Depending on your vision and your story, they can be black-and-white or colored.
Character Design
A fully detailed illustration is not always needed, especially when you're primarily looking for a visualization of your character. A sketched illustration can suffice entirely to introduce your character to your audience.