SPIN THE DAWN aesthetic board series
Can you believe it's almost fall? The weather certainly isn't cooling down here, but I'm starting to notice more varieties of apples of squashes turn up at my local grocery stores, mmm mmm!
On the writing front, I'm turning in my first draft of THE BLOOD OF STARS Book II to my agent today (!!) and taking a short hiatus from work to prep for a pretty big life change. But I promise I'll be back with an update on SPIN THE DAWN next month!
For now, here's an aesthetic I made to kick-off some exciting news about SPIN THE DAWN I've been waiting to share. RED is the first of a short series of aesthetics I've planned, with the last board teasing a special announcement that'll come before the end of the year. I'll be posting one each month on my Twitter account if you'd like to catch 'em all!
Enjoy, and I hope you all have an amazing rest of the summer!


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It's exciting that you're structuring the aesthetics as a monthly series with the final board teasing an announcement. That pacing builds anticipation differently than a single reveal, and it makes me wonder how you decide which visual elements belong to each color. Does the palette drive the mood of each board, or do the story's themes dictate the colors first? Either way, pairing a creative countdown with a book update feels like a smart way to keep readers engaged between drafts.
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