Showing posts with label Alice Tait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alice Tait. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 July 2008

Alice Tait

While looking around for something else entirely, I came across the work of London illustrator/typographer Alice Tait, who has done a number of lovely covers. Here's what first grabbed my attention: the cover for Aliya Whiteley's Light Reading, a crime novel from the viewed-with-suspicion Macmillan New Writing imprint which I think I'll have to get.



Here are her covers for the Virago Modern Classics reissue of Elizabeth Jenkins' The Tortoise and the Hare, and Jill Dawson's Fred & Edie.




She's also done the elegant covers for a couple of recent cookbooks...




..a new magazine...



..and for the book about foxes which doesn't exist in the real world, but does exist between the covers of Blake Morrison's state-of-the-nation novel South of the River.