This looks great!
Thank you! <3
Another random bored cover for a book that I had the theme for, but never enough ideas to actually write. (3 book murder mystery series set in New Orleans) Not sure how I feel about this, but I’ve never been able to really make ‘the’ cover for this book/series.
This … is kinda confusing imo. 
It took me a while to figure out what the whole thing was, and a little longer for the title because of the knife? If that’s what it is. Anyways, you should try a more cohesive colour scheme, and keep perspective in mind. The knife should be casting a shadow on the text, and you’ll want to match the whole image’s lighting. The sub text is too small, but unless you don’t mind it that way, you should consider sizing it up + spacing it out and the aligning it with your title.
But I like how they turned out XD. Thoughts?
Ooof haha, so this clearly isn’t the one XD
In Moonlight Oaths, there is something slightly feeling off about the guy. It looks like his neck his attached to his collar. I think maybe the line of his collar should be harsher and maybe cast a shadow on his neck?
I love of “A Siren’s Plea”! I can’t do that kind of effect in PicMonkey, so I envy you 
It seems so obvious now that you mentioned it XD Thank you! I’ll work on fixing that up soon <3
I honestly love making this effect XD But if you’re ever interested in trying it, definitely try out Photopea, or if you don’t mind paying, PS. 
I still can’t seem to get this cover just right for this book series, but I was curious if this one was better, or what the feedback was on this one. I appreciate all of your help in this thread. I feel like you point out things that I wouldn’t usually see. But I like the way this one turned out a lot better than the last one I posted.
I think honestly if you just removed the model from the cover completely it’s a really awesome cover! The details in the smoke are so cool with all the crosses and people. The colors are good too. 
Thanks 
Is there a way I could do something to keep the model? If I were to keep the overall idea of the cover but still have the model there?
So, there are a couple of things that stand out to me as awkward in this.
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(1) The model:
She’s definitely front and centre of the frame, but she stands out - a bit too much, I would say, because my eyes go right to the gun after I see her, and then expect her body to extend below it, which it doesn’t. Another issue is that the background in focus has a perspective, which doesn’t match with either the model or the gun. (but we will talk about that later)
And the girl doesn’t quite match the tone of the rest of the cover. IF she is supposed to be there as a part of the scene, is it possible to alter her coloring so that her hue is slightly cooler?
Also, did you do the cutting of the model yourself? That hair looks amazing!
(2) The gun and the hand:
This is pretty well placed, actually! Great idea on placing the title! Also, the gun doesn’t stand out from the background on the side without the hand. You might want to consider doing something to make it stand out more.
(3) The title and author name:
So I love how you have placed the title! My only issue with this is that it does not catch my eye when I’m looking at the cover. You don’t want that for a cover. Perhaps remove the blur and try going for a distortion effect. Or a glitch sort of effect. Using distressed urban fonts might work, too.
(4) Composition:
I just want to say great job on the composition of the cover! It draws my eyes almost everywhere it needs to go (except the title).
Maybe you could give her a rim light? And have red smoke merging into her dress at the bottom?
I am so sorry, I thought I’d replied to this for the feedback but apparently not :’)
I love the theme you have going on here, but there’s too much going on in the cover, and everything is screaming for attention. First off, the model’s lighting does not match the cover as a whole, and that drop shadow effect she has makes her seem even more out of place. I’d suggest adding some kind of smoke overlay to her edges if you can’t manually adjust her lighting, or just tone the edges down a bit, colour it more red and try to add in some light sources for the lighting. The double-exposure effect of the cemetery, the people and the model isn’t evenly done/faded out well, so this kinda throws the cover off balance again. I’d suggest enlarging the people and cemetery, then using a soft brush or something to fade that up and out into the girl. The moon’s glow is kinda artificial, but if you can use that as lighting then make the moon bigger, soften the glow and blur it out so you can use that for the model’s source. You’ve got a bit of dark blue in your cover, so I think for balance and a little variety, you can use this for the title and fade it in for something brighter maybe?
Thanks! I’ll try that
Heyo, I was just wondering whether you were referring to a specific person’s feedback in your post? 
The way you word it seems so to me, but I’m not sure since you haven’t tagged or direct replied to anyone.