Check out these posters that feature redesigned book covers for "The 100 Greatest Novels of All Time." Proceeds from the sale of the posters (35 euro each, plus a flat shipping fee of 15 euro per order) benefit UNESCO.
I think that the Moby Dick poster is my favorite visually:

Of course, I haven't read Moby Dick, so I wouldn't buy it. I do enjoy the Alice in Wonderland poster's illustrations, the simple yet moody redesign of The Catcher in the Rye and the stark black and white on the To Kill a Mockingbird posters.



Which one is your favorite?
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I like Dr. Jeyll and Mr. Hyde, Huckleberry Finn, and The BFG.
ReplyDeleteThe 1984 one makes me dizzy.
Northern Lights is neat too, although the eyes are a little too freaky...
(also, blogger's new captchas (pictures of numbers) are almost impossible to decode!)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. How did I miss the BFG? Love it!
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