An analysis of Linda Of Arc is discovered through visuals and an idea that captivated inspirations on why the story was created through creative expressions in images and art which keeps the story alive.
There's been an ongoing trend of female (or male) main characters having their faces on book covers.
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But I am putting Linda's face on the book cover because you see the world through her eyes. Also, another good reason is that I don't want to give too much away in the series. I started having ideas for showing the Valiant (knight suit/armor) on Feeble's book cover, but since it's the first book, it'll give too much away. However, yesterday or the day before I wanted to remake the book cover for Feeble. I am not changing Warrior because the cover is flawless. Yet, with the cover for Feeble, I had an idea of editing Linda's face (Faceapp style) to a model woman posing with a ring on her middle finger. So, I placed Linda's face on the model, which did NOT look good. It didn't look how I imagined. And I am moving on from that and will leave the Feeble cover alone.
Another idea I thought of for the cover of Feeble is making an animated cartoonish style one but I would need to get good at sketching and art.
I have no choice in having Linda's face on the cover BUT I do want to switch it up a bit that maybe after Warrior, I will add Linda and another major character in Book 3 and as the series goes on. However, things are subject to change. Plus, I don't want to paste an already-made art piece photo and place a title because it's not creativity to me. I want to make an eye-catching book cover, so I put my brain to work in making an effort to put something out there when it comes to my stories with book covers.
