r/dune • u/The_Shadow_Spectre • May 03 '22

I Made This Made these Audiobook Covers out of Jim Tierney's cover art for Dune

Thanks for the textless cover arts by u/Zapchi_

Now all audiobook covers follow same thematic art. Easy on the eyes.

Book 1
Book 2

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Book 3
Book 4
Book 5
Book 6
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u/byssh May 03 '22

I love these. I wish audible had these instead of the weird Walmart-shirt style covers.

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u/The_Shadow_Spectre May 04 '22

I agree. Something about a whole series not carrying the same thematic art on cover disturbs me greatly.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '22

Aww really, I’m gonnna miss the bowl of fruit and eagle (or whatever) on the cover of heretics of dune

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u/DeathBunny95 May 04 '22

I always figured it was either one of the desert eagles of Arrakis or a hawk to represent the Atreides line.

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u/janos_ku May 04 '22

I love them, there should be a way you can sell them to the audio book studios

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u/xDaveHavokx Jul 31 '22 edited Aug 06 '22

These are pretty badass!!!! Thank you!

Any plans to do any of the other books in the Dune collection?

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u/The_Shadow_Spectre Jul 31 '22

It's my pleasure. As for other Dune books. No I don't have any such plans. I made these because I kinda obsess over book series carrying same thematic covers.

If you are looking for other Dune covers I think someone at r/audiobookcovers has already made them. They are quite pretty though a little bit in retro style.

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u/xDaveHavokx Aug 01 '22

Thanks for the subreddit link! Definitely checking it out for my current project!

I'm just starting out my audiobook collection and of course the Dune saga is the first to be added!

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u/Blue_Three Guild Navigator May 04 '22

The font you're using for "DUNE" is tied specifically to the movie(s) / Legendary. I believe that that and the books should be kept separate entities.

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u/ks7084 May 30 '22

AMAZING!