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Thu Jul 9
Reimagination of the Day: Graphic designer Alex Charchar, bored with the existing stock of cover art for George Orwell’s 1984, decided to design a facade for the book that made use of its content in a strikingly inventive way: “A cover as if it were made by those in the novel.”
Charchar explains the cover’s significant in depth here, but note that his essay contains a few big spoilers.
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Reimagination of the Day: Graphic designer Alex Charchar, bored with the existing stock of cover art for George Orwell’s 1984, decided to design a facade for the book that made use of its content in a strikingly inventive way: “A cover as if it were made by those in the novel.”

Charchar explains the cover’s significant in depth here, but note that his essay contains a few big spoilers.

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