I've had a busy week!

Thanks, DK! My husband thought the room looked like a photographer's studio when he arrived home and found me setting up the shoot!

What a comforting scene!

Thanks, Ann!

Great work.

Don Stephens wrote:

BEAUTIFUL!!!


FANTASTIC!!!!


WOW!!!!

Thanks, Don! Loved the review.

Gee, Don, that doesn't leave much for anyone else to say

dkchristi wrote:

Gee, Don, that doesn't leave much for anyone else to say

I've set up the Planemaker Series. This is the first book in the series:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RY4LOMS

This is the second:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RVYWZ56/

This is the third:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RY4LOMS

Fab covers.  Your name needs to be in a larger font.

Thanks, DK!

Book Four: 

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RZIXM3W

You have been busy!  The covers are all beautiful! 
Love,
Betty

The series sound interesting, Shelagh. Loved the characters in the earlier books.

1/13

                                      Shelagh..

                                                     As always you amaze me with your talent, now if I
   could only be that talented...Love the cover..

                                                                             Cheers..Joe

Thanks, Betty, Ann and Joe! Mr. Planemaker's Flying Machine is permanently free, so I can't enrol the book into KDP Select, which means it doesn't appear among the list of books available on Kindle Unlimited. I decided to split the two books into five parts and add new covers, which would help readers to go into Dell and Emmelisa's imaginary world. Cosmos on the first cover arrives in a purple-velvet-lined basket; the half moon and starry background giving a clue to Cosmos's origin. The second cover shows a bridge over a bus route with all the buses carrying data at the speed of light. The third cover shows the two children incognito with painted faces (tiger and red devil), visiting Hardwareland after they had been warned not to return. The fourth cover shows a Trojan Horse, one of which is hidden inside their father's old computer. The final cover depicts the seahorse that is lurking in shallow water near to the shore at the end of the story.

Beautifully done, Shelagh.
Love,
Betty

The last book in the series: Book 5.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S5JRN9E

I designed a logo for the series:

Like it!

I downloaded this free software and designed another logo:

https://inkscape.org/en/

While I was in a designing mode, I redesigned the cover for the mechanics book:

Excellent

Dear
Shelagh,
You really do have a wonderful talent as an artist.  No matter what you do it explodes.  I love the logo for the Planemaker series and the new cover for the Mechanics of Human Movement is stellar!   How unique you really are!  Love, Betty