Book Covers for Author

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As part of my services as a graphic designer and artist, I'm especially proud of my work for author Dr. Rafael Batista.

He entrusted me with the concept and design for several of his books, resulting in a variety of book covers that are available for purchase on Amazon as each title is published.





All of these book covers were designed to the author's specific instructions, and I'm glad he was quite pleased with the results.

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