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Editorial & Submissions
Send cover concepts, pitch decks, or licensing proposals. We respond to professional inquiries within two business days.
Studio Bookings
Reserve studio time for shoots, interviews, or archival reviews. On-site visits by appointment only at our Lisbon atelier.
Partnerships & Press
Collaborate on features, retrospectives, or brand integrations. Connect with our editorial and partnerships team directly.
Collectors & Licensing
Request high-resolution files, prints, or reproduction rights. Dedicated support for galleries, publishers, and private collectors.
How We Work
D2FCovers operates as both an editorial archive and a working studio. Every project begins with a brief — a magazine, a publisher, a creative team looking for a cover that earns its place on the page. We respond to aligned commissions with timelines, references, and proposed direction within 48 hours.
Our Lisbon-based atelier handles production, post-production, and archival documentation. Remote collaborations are welcomed; on-site engagements include full production support, location scouting across the Iberian coast, and access to our private collection of 12,000+ reference covers dating back to 1962.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of projects does D2FCovers take on?
We produce cover art, editorial features, and visual identity systems for magazines, books, music releases, and brand campaigns. Print-first, always — though digital adaptations are part of every project. Commissions range from single covers to full seasonal identities.
How long does a typical cover project take?
Most cover commissions run four to eight weeks from brief to final delivery, including concept development, production, and retouching. Rush timelines are accepted for established clients. Archival and licensing requests are typically fulfilled within five business days.
Can I visit the studio or view work in person?
Our Lisbon atelier is open by appointment for editorial teams, collectors, and accredited press. We host quarterly open studios and an annual print exhibition each autumn. Reach out via the booking channel to reserve a slot or join the guest list.
Do you license archive covers for republishing?
Yes. Our archive of 12,000+ covers is available for licensed republication, academic study, and editorial reference. Licensing terms depend on usage scope, territory, and duration. Submit a licensing inquiry with your project brief and intended distribution.
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Send your project details, references, and timeline. Our editorial team reviews every message and responds within two business days.
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