Kazka #[nn]

Against a striking yellow backdrop, Dominik Heilig's cover for Kazka: The Black Ship presents a deeply unsettling silhouetted figure suspended in midair — part mechanical, part organic — dangling above a detailed mountain landscape rendered in fine ink lines. The contrast between that moody, fragmented hanging form and the bright, almost cheerful yellow ground gives the whole image an eerie, compelling tension. Published by Jaja Verlag in 2012, this is the kind of distinctive European graphic work that rewards a second and third look.