HUMMEL: Little Miss Explosion

Fonts used: Allura; Edo; League Gothic.

A redesign of Hummel's "Lady Explosion", under a different title. I didn't like the original one -- that is both the cover and the title --, so when I was redesigning the cover, I started thinking of a backstory for the main character, and I ended up deciding she would be a 9 year old beauty pageant contestant (10 by the time the story ends, her 10th birthday being a major plot point), and the new title came naturally from that. I'm not entirely sure where the idea came from, but I liked it, so I stuck with it.

The title sounds like it's a reference to Little Miss Sunshine, and it could be, though I have never watched the movie and only have a passing understading of its plot. Why I would be thinking of that movie at all is beyond me.

HUMMEL: Lady Explosion

Fonts Used: Linden Hill; Edo.

A girl named Judith discovers that some objects she touches start to spontaneously vibrate. After some experimenting she figures out how to willing make it happen. Everything she makes vibrate does so permanently. A few days later, all the objects in which Judith used her powers start to explode.

Hey, I am back! It’s been a long time. Actually I had the idea for this particular cover a long time ago, but I didn’t want to draw it myself, but here it is.

HUMMEL: Invisible Beings

 Font used: League Gothic.

I really really love this design. It just came to me out of nowhere and I had to make it.

Actually I think this entirely typographical design fits Traverse best, but the title screams Hummel. (To me, at least, since I know my fictional authors very well.) Speaking of title… please note the absence of a tittle on the author’s name.