Onyx Storm Book Cover - Hueforge Print
by cyanidesugar
Storm clouds gather around dramatic typography in this striking book cover recreation, where "ONYX STORM" emerges from a tempestuous black and gray landscape. Golden lightning bolts crackle through the design, illuminating Rebecca Yarros's name below the commanding title. The composition balances dark, moody tones with brilliant yellow accents, creating an atmospheric piece that captures the electric energy and foreboding tension of the novel's cover art.
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#000000PLA#E1E4E5PLATD: 2.7#FE6225PLAChrominal Shadow Gray
#5B5E5EPLATD: 3.3#FFFFFFPLATD: 5.8Siddament Yellow
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