Soooo many Starlings. Thanks to @katieklim.bsky.social @torbooks.bsky.social and of course TJ Klune for trusting my work for this.

Such a perfect cover (to launch a whole freaking imprint!)!

Big news today!

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Always a delight to work with the talented @katieklim.bsky.social

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Cover by the amazing @katieklim.bsky.social

So excited for the cover reveal of ‘We Burned So Bright’
Working with @katieklim.bsky.social and the team at @torbooks.bsky.social never disappoints.
When TJ Klune first talked to me about a breaking moon, at a book event earlier this year, my thoughts went spiraling in the best possible ways. 🙏

Storm from X-Men painted by Eleonor Piteira for the 2024 Upper Deck Fleer Ultra Matriarchs of Marvel set. A black woman with white eyes and white gray hair flying in the wind like clouds, manipulates lightning with her hands.

Cover illustration of 'The Mercy Makers' by Tessa Gratton, painted by Eleonor Piteira. A cocky dark-haired woman in a red dress with a mask made of magic is smirking at the viewer as she manipulates golden geometric threads with her hands. The hand with the red silk glove is removing a thread, the other is holding a sort of stylus and drawing a new thread. Below, there is the silhouette of a city, and one moon.

Cover illustration by Eleonor Piteira of the book 'To Clutch A Razor' by Veronica Roth. Two identical men stand in the same pose, one of them has a gold halo around his head and is holding a gold book with pages flying away from it. One of the pages has a drawing of a sword. On the background tile rooftops and a church are painted red.

Cover illustration by Eleonor Piteira of 'The King Must Die' by Kemi Ashing-Giwa. A black slim woman with grey-ish hair stands against the sun, looking at the right side in profile and holding a quarterstaff. On the desert around her, several stylised figures stand raising their swords up. In the sky there's a faint planetary ring with two moons, one on each side of it.

Hello #PortfolioDay! I'm Eleonor and I'm a freelance illustrator from Portugal - I make art for book covers and interiors, TTRPGs and TCGs, among other things!

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Just watched the entire 1st season of Somebody Somewhere tonight. Where have I been!? It’s so gd heartwarming.

😂🪦

Ooo yes good call. I’ve got an ugly ceiling fan I’m gonna suspend them from (to hopefully detract from said fan)!

I’ve got 4! Now I need to figure out how to hang ‘em so that they can fly!!

A recent bird!

Nothing to see here. Just casually dropping a comprehensive list of banned books

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Hey, thanks!

Making cardboard birds from old boxes to quell my rage (though I keep her close these days).

Office, lately.

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Trying to do anything, even if it's a small thing, each day. Their intention is simple: overwhelm. Let us fight back together with a few moments of our day devoted to shouting at those elected to DO THE WORK. Fuck.

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Dream team.

‘The Bones Beneath My Skin’ is released today. Thank you to @katieklim.bsky.social and the entire team at @torbooks.bsky.social for trusting my process. And ESPECIALLY TJ Klune for all his confidence in what I make.

Gorgeous!!!

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Ty!!

Such a great resource! Might I be added to this list?

Fireplace snugs

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Four cubes sit before you.

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I have never and will never spell seperate correctly. It’s just not meant for me.

Spending the day with my kid, books, and scones.

'negativity is the enemy of creativity' - david lynch