Before reaching out, please take a moment to review my portfolio to ensure my artistic style aligns with your vision. Cover design is a collaborative process, and the more detail and insight you can provide, the stronger the final result will be. I also recommend having examples of covers from your genre that you admire, as these references are very helpful in understanding your preferences and creative direction.

Please use the contact form on the website to contact me (https://www.enchantingcovers.com/c-o-n-t-a-c-t)for bookings. You may also reach me by email at Jessicaallainart@hotmai.com.

Yes! Please let me know when booking that you will be doing a series and if you will be doing all of them at once.

All bookings are on a first come first soon basis. When you make first contact with me I will let you know how far I am booked out.

Once initial contact is made, I will confirm my current availability. When your project begins, you will receive a brief questionnaire designed to gather details about the elements, themes, and preferences you would like incorporated into your cover. After reviewing your responses, I may follow up with a few additional questions to ensure everything is clearly understood before moving forward. Clear and open communication is essential to creating a successful cover. Based on your answers, I will begin sourcing appropriate stock imagery. In some cases, I may present a curated selection of stock options for you to choose from. If the project is straightforward, I may complete the cover in its entirety and present the finished design for review. For projects that require additional collaboration, I may share a draft version to gather feedback before proceeding to the final design.

I currently accept Paypal. Occasionally, if there is an issue with Paypal or for clients outside of the US I will make a listing in my Etsy shop as they will charge the proper tax/vat and submit to the proper authorities for me.

I work with all genres but my specialty is in the fantasy/PNR genres.

I do not accept refunds for work that has been completed or on premade covers. If you have an issue with your order please contact me and I will assist you the best I can.

Yes! Many author purchase premades and add the title at a later date.

I do require a deposit, the amount will depend upon what you are booking me for. The exception to this rule would be returning clients that I have a working relationship with.

I do take payment plans. Please contact me for details.

You can credit me with cover by “Cover Design by Jessica Allain – EnchantingCovers.com” (with link), or “Cover Art by Jessica Allain – EnchantingCovers.com” (without link)

Yes, of course. However, there will be an additional charge and you can see my pricing list here (https://www.enchantingcovers.com/bookcoverpricing)

I generally like to look at my workload for a month and hash out what I can work on during specific weeks/days during that month. This means that if you have booked me for the month of October you can expect to get your cover by the end of October. When you fill out your questionnaire I ask you when your release date is and I try to prioritize more urgent covers. If you have a release date that is soon, I will work on yours first and likely deliver it before the end of that month.

All stock images will be purchased from Depositphotos.com, (Depositphotos.com,)Shutterstock.com, (Shutterstock.com,)or rendered by me in a 3d program such as DAZ. Small details will be hand painted in Photoshop.

The stock images used on your cover will come with the standard license which does not allow for the resale on merchandise unless an extended licenses is purchased. This would apply to each element in your cover. If I used 10 stock images, then 10 extended licenses would need to be purchased. Each license is around $90. If you are interested in making merchandise I can supply the links to the stock photos used so you may purchase them. I can also make a cover for you only using rendered images in which case the licensing would not be necessary. Please note that this rule does not apply to marketing materials such as bookmarks and business cards.