Comments on: Unveiling the Art http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/ Just another Bordersblog.com weblog Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:22:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Suk Kilger http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-19819 Suk Kilger Sun, 13 Nov 2011 02:49:56 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-19819 Hello there, just became aware of your weblog via Google, and located that it truly is truly informative. I’m going to watch out for brussels. I’ll be grateful should you continue this in future. Numerous men and women is going to be benefited from your writing. Cheers! Hello there, just became aware of your weblog via Google, and located that it truly is truly informative. I’m going to watch out for brussels. I’ll be grateful should you continue this in future. Numerous men and women is going to be benefited from your writing. Cheers!

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]]> By: Maribeth Amberg http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-3777 Maribeth Amberg Thu, 25 Mar 2010 21:39:50 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-3777 So many tattoos to choose from. I search the net looking for the best pictures! Great site! So many tattoos to choose from. I search the net looking for the best pictures! Great site!

]]> By: Jennifer http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-3256 Jennifer Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:38:32 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-3256 I really like the cover and I like that it's differnet. I love the colors that were chosen and I think it will stand out "in the crowd". I am not always attracted to covers with half naked and tattooed heroines on the cover,nothing against those books, but it does get a little old to see the same basic cover scheme on this genre. I had never bought a book by this author before "Blue Diablo" and it's cover was more subtle too. Like the cover-love the books! I really like the cover and I like that it’s differnet. I love the colors that were chosen and I think it will stand out “in the crowd”. I am not always attracted to covers with half naked and tattooed heroines on the cover,nothing against those books, but it does get a little old to see the same basic cover scheme on this genre. I had never bought a book by this author before “Blue Diablo” and it’s cover was more subtle too. Like the cover-love the books!

]]> By: Christine http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-1944 Christine Thu, 08 Oct 2009 04:03:38 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-1944 Love the new cover art for <i>Hell Fire</i>! It's stunning--the colors really pop and are quite a unique combination. I would definitely surmise this is an urban fantasy just by looking at the cover and actually think that it would stand out MORE because the heroine doesn't have the almost all too common tattoos, leather and weapons. Not to mention the cover quote from Patricia Briggs! Love the new cover art for Hell Fire! It’s stunning–the colors really pop and are quite a unique combination. I would definitely surmise this is an urban fantasy just by looking at the cover and actually think that it would stand out MORE because the heroine doesn’t have the almost all too common tattoos, leather and weapons. Not to mention the cover quote from Patricia Briggs!

]]> By: erin http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-1877 erin Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:07:47 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-1877 I love the color themes...Blue Diablo... Hells Fire... the cover is different, like you mentioned, from the typical urban fantasy so it works in your favor...different is always eye catching... As far as not being leather clad/tatted up... look at Rachel Caines, Jim Butcher... as a reader it's fun to have scenic covers... when you get to that point, it's fun to compare your verson w/ mine I love the color themes…Blue Diablo… Hells Fire… the cover is different, like you mentioned, from the typical urban fantasy so it works in your favor…different is always eye catching… As far as not being leather clad/tatted up… look at Rachel Caines, Jim Butcher… as a reader it’s fun to have scenic covers… when you get to that point, it’s fun to compare your verson w/ mine

]]> By: Jackie Burris http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-1876 Jackie Burris Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:03:51 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-1876 Think the book is UF by the cover art, not really. Like the cover of the 2 books so far, you bet. Like many other people who commented will say that if had not read the 1st book probably would not pick up the 2nd based on the cover art. Having said that rest assured that when I read "Blue Diablo" my first thought was that you better continue the series because wanted so much more than just the one glimpse of a very well written and fascinating world with very likeable characters. I have no idea what most people think of when they see a perfectly normal book cover like the ones you have for the 1st and 2nd installment but when you do book 3 am of the same mind as Moth in her comment that maybe the thing to do is have a really lovely shot of the Corinne and Chance characters embracing with the twist of them actually also being fully clothed in their respective ensembles as described in the books, more tasteful than the nude shots most people use.... Think the book is UF by the cover art, not really. Like the cover of the 2 books so far, you bet. Like many other people who commented will say that if had not read the 1st book probably would not pick up the 2nd based on the cover art. Having said that rest assured that when I read “Blue Diablo” my first thought was that you better continue the series because wanted so much more than just the one glimpse of a very well written and fascinating world with very likeable characters.
I have no idea what most people think of when they see a perfectly normal book cover like the ones you have for the 1st and 2nd installment but when you do book 3 am of the same mind as Moth in her comment that maybe the thing to do is have a really lovely shot of the Corinne and Chance characters embracing with the twist of them actually also being fully clothed in their respective ensembles as described in the books, more tasteful than the nude shots most people use….

]]> By: Karen http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-1875 Karen Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:46:33 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-1875 I love that the covers of your books actually look like scenes from the story! Yes, the Roc logo would key me in that this is fantasy, and the mini-review by Patricia Briggs is a dead giveaway. Besides, since I've read and loved the first book, I'll be keeping an eye out for the second. And I'm sure the bookstores will have you shelved in the sci-fi/fantasy section, so no worries! I love that the covers of your books actually look like scenes from the story!

Yes, the Roc logo would key me in that this is fantasy, and the mini-review by Patricia Briggs is a dead giveaway. Besides, since I’ve read and loved the first book, I’ll be keeping an eye out for the second. And I’m sure the bookstores will have you shelved in the sci-fi/fantasy section, so no worries!

]]> By: Deidre http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-1863 Deidre Tue, 06 Oct 2009 01:25:56 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-1863 I don't think I would guess based solely on the cover, that it's an urban fantasy. The ROC name would point me in that direction though. Either way, it definitely looks appealing and I would definitely want to investigate it further. Deidre I don’t think I would guess based solely on the cover, that it’s an urban fantasy. The ROC name would point me in that direction though. Either way, it definitely looks appealing and I would definitely want to investigate it further.

Deidre

]]> By: Dottie http://bordersblog.com/scifi/2009/10/01/ann-aguirre-and-ilona-andrews/unveiling-the-art/comment-page-2/#comment-1855 Dottie Mon, 05 Oct 2009 14:06:10 +0000 http://bordersblog.com/scifi/?p=734#comment-1855 I love the cover, it is hot and does make me want to peek at the pages. But, KB has a point, it does look contemporary. New trend for UF? Anything that gets the reader to give it a try!!! Dottie :) I love the cover, it is hot and does make me want to peek at the pages. But, KB has a point, it does look contemporary. New trend for UF? Anything that gets the reader to give it a try!!!

Dottie :)

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