One of the main challenges I faced in designing this cover was capturing a unique perspective on a story that is already so iconic and familiar to many. With The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe being such a classic, I wanted to create something that felt new, something that offered a different “vibe” from the traditional covers we’re used to seeing. Instead of relying on dramatic character scenes or action, I focused on atmosphere and subtle storytelling through imagery. The lamppost became a central symbol, not just for its role in the story, but for its ability to evoke mystery, wonder, and quiet magic. Balancing that minimalist approach with the richness of Narnia’s world was both challenging and rewarding, pushing me to think more creatively about composition, color, and emotional tone.