Cover package pricing includes use of as many Shutterstock assets as needed over the course of the project. Sometimes, though, you may find the perfect stock image elsewhere–but that’s not a problem!

However, if you request elements that are not royalty-free (such as commercial fonts, non-Shutterstock images, etc), you may be responsible for the cost of the license of that element. You may also provide your own photographs for use on covers, but I do require that a signed model release form and all proper permissions/documentation be submitted to me before I can use the images on your cover. I reserve the right to refuse to use client-supplied images if I feel that the proper permissions have not been obtained.

No problem! If you thought you wanted an e-book only, but later decide on adding a print or audio cover into the mix, we can add those a la carte. The additional cost of those items will be included on your final invoice.

As a designer, I strive to go above and beyond for my clients. But sometimes, an artist’s “style” might not meet the author’s vision for their cover.

I will make every effort to make substantive revisions as needed to make the cover perfect for you. In the event that you’re not happy with the design and wish to cancel the project, the 50% deposit paid at the beginning of the project may be forfeit or partially refunded, depending on the amount of revisions/hours of work time into the project.

If you have questions about my refund policy, please get in touch with me.

PSD rights are NOT included with deliverables. This is to protect the quality and integrity of my work.

Working PSD files are only provided in rare/special circumstances–please feel free to contact me if you have questions about what circumstances apply.