Sundog Lit, a literary journal with a discerning eye for the intersection of text and image, invites visual artists to submit cover art for forthcoming issues. The call is open to a range of visual media, though photography is explicitly excluded. The journal seeks work that embodies beauty, fascination, and devastation—a triad that suggests an appetite for the emotionally and aesthetically complex. Artists may submit up to six pieces per entry, allowing for a cohesive portfolio or a series of distinct works. The selection process is curated by the editorial team, who will consider how each piece functions as a cover—a visual entry point to the journal's literary content. The absence of a submission fee underscores the journal's commitment to accessibility, while the absence of a prize indicates that the reward is publication and visibility. The deadline is exact: June 4, 2028. Collage is welcome, but only when the original source material has been substantially transformed and is no longer recognizable. This stipulation reflects a respect for copyright and originality, and it signals that the jury values work that transcends its components. The curatorial vision is one of rigorous aesthetic standards, where the visual must stand alongside the written word with equal weight and resonance.