•Covershot> 12-09-16Tall OrderInstigated by a chance Charing Cross Road encounter with this striking Bridget Riley book cover, Theo Inglis considers the use of 'tall type' and seeks out other striking examples using typefaces which have been 'Ultra-condensed'.Words by Theo Inglis
•Covershot> 08-08-16Art of DarknessDaniel-Benneworth Gray picks a cover design which in less skilled hands might have been far too clichéd, but with the dream team of Mike Mignola and Paul Buckley in charge, really hits the spot.Words by Daniel Benneworth Gray
•Covershot> 20-07-16About a BoyBook designer Becky Chilcott sings the praises of Dave Shelton’s A Boy and a Bear in a Boat – a children's book with a very unusual cover. Words by Becky Chilcott
•Covershot> 07-06-16Chance EncounterCovershot: Jese Siu remembers a typographic book cover which perfectly portrays the 'automatic poetry' by the artist Hans Arp, which is contained within its pages.Words by Jese Siu
•Covershot> 09-05-16Holy CowJames Jones remembers the great Storm Thorgerson who, with his cohorts at Hipgnosis, created a stunning series of LP covers for Pink Floyd which blew this designer's teenage mind…Words by Grafik
•Covershot> 04-05-16Lens MasterIn today's Covershot, Kuchar Swara remembers a highly collectible book by Avedon and Brodovitch, which had a profound effect on him as a young designer, and still does.Words by Kuchar Swara
•Covershot> 24-02-16For FollowsAlison Fielding, head of creative at Beggars Group, recalls the sleeve that first sparked her interest in that magical relationship between music and design… Words by Alison Fielding
•Covershot> 20-01-16Porn StarIn today's Covershot, Steve Watson is full of admiration for the Shame issue of Little White Lies – a collaged tour-de-force by illustration supremo Paul Willoughby.Words by Steve Watson
•Covershot> 21-12-15Wild CardIt's not often that a series of book covers stops you in your tracks, but this series for Kafka's Penguin Classics left designer Clare Skeats full of admiration for its unconventional approach. Words by Clare Skeats
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