Persuasion by Keely Kundell

Persuasion

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Design By: Keely Kundell
Keely Kundell

Keely is an Editorial Coordinator at Harlequin. She lives and breathes romance novels, and in her spare time she is a freelance content designer. She has deep and abiding love for all things Jane Austen.

 

Design By: Keely Kundell
Keely Kundell

Keely is an Editorial Coordinator at Harlequin. She lives and breathes romance novels, and in her spare time she is a freelance content designer. She has deep and abiding love for all things Jane Austen.

 

Artist Statement

Persuasion has long been my favourite of Austen\'s and I wanted to design something that showed rift between the two characters. I prefer minimalistic designs, but I wanted to do something a little different from he classic Austen silhouettes. I used various textures to bring the cover to life, much like the tapestry of the book itself. — Keely Kundell