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Second try at cover design for the 'Virtue Signaling' book (http://gum.co/nhFKP ) Which do you like best? 1 = left 2 = upper right 3 = lower right 4 = none of them; try again!pic.twitter.com/NCC9fHfSNs
I'm really grateful for all your feedback! Results so far: 50% like #3 (feathers w. title centered) 20% say none are good; try again 15% like #1 (woman in bubble) 15% like #2 (feathers w. title to left) Many good visual suggestions. I'll keep working....
Lower right
Lower right
Definitely lower right.
And you should have done a poll.
I am not a fan of the peacock feathers because feathers in birds actually do signal something very real to females... either genetics, ability to find food, immunity, etc... Virtue signaling however is hollow. So, I don't think that imagery works.
All signalling (including virtue signalling) at the origin must signal something of value. The peacock’s tail is perfect because the process came into place organicallybut has since entered a vicious circle
3, unless you have time to change, in which case 4.
Agreed. No 1 is the nicest one aesthetically, but the imagery doesn’t fit the title/topic. So No 4 it is.
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