Collaboration

New Cover Design

As I am nearing completion of Book 4 of the Hunter Series, I realised it made sense to enhance the readers’ experience with fresh and captivating book covers.

In light of this, I am delighted to announce a special collaboration that holds great sentimental value to me. I have decided to tap into family talent and work closely with my daughter, who is a highly skilled NFT and graphics artist, to redesign the covers of the Hunter Series books.

The decision to involve my daughter in this creative journey was an organic one. Witnessing her burgeoning expertise in the world of NFTs and her recent success at the Oshi Art Gallery in Melbourne, Australia, it became clear that she possessed a unique artistic flair that could breathe new life into the visual representation of the series. As her father, I couldn’t be prouder of her accomplishments, and I genuinely admire her digital talent, and hope you do too!

The official media post is below.

Announcing Father-Daughter Sci-Fi Collaboration

Scientist, philosopher and science fiction author Dr Robin Craig and his talented daughter, an NFT and graphics artist, have joined forces to breathe new life into the covers of Dr Craig’s novels.

Their collaboration has resulted in fresh covers for The Hunter Series of near future science fiction detective books, as well as applying an overall thematic consistency to Dr Craig’s other literary works.

Expressing his thoughts on the project, Dr. Craig shared, “Given Kira’s burgeoning expertise in NFTs and her recent success showcasing her captivating artwork at the Oshi Art Gallery in Melbourne, Australia, it was only natural for us to collaborate on this professional endeavour. As her father, I couldn’t be prouder, but I also genuinely admire her digital talent.”

Miss Craig, on the other hand, remarked, “Well, I’ve known him my entire life (LOL). In fact, he has even based some of his book characters on me and my friends. So, it was a seamless decision for me to get involved in enhancing the professional appearance and aesthetic of his ever-expanding collection of authored books.”