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Für immer und Sushi? Gestalte ein Cover für einen Frauenroman.

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Entertainment & The Arts

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Wir sind eine junger, urbaner und moderner Digitalverlag mit Fokus auf das Belletristische ... Unsere Leser sind weiblich, zwischen... Jahren und lesen im Durchschnitt... E-Books im ... Die Ausgabebereitschaft liegt bei 3-5 EUR pro ...

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"Für immer und Sushi" ist ein klassischer Frauenroman und soll auch so aussehen :-): frisch, pastellfarben, liebevoll, verspielt ... Ideen sind im Exposé ... Bitte nicht unbedingt das Offensichtliche, nämlich Sushi, ... Wenn es originell ist, gerne Das Cover soll den Inhalt wiederspiegeln, darum bitte das Exposé ...

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Es sollten auch die Rechte für ein Print on Demand Produkt abgedeckt ... Alle andern wichtigen Hinweise sind im angehängten Dokument "Leitfaden für Grafiker" zu ... Falls Sie noch Fragen haben, gerne ... Danke! Wir freuen uns auf eure Entwürfe!!

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