Yeah, a cover can look like a battlefield and still feel like a painting, which is a weird mix of war and art. I’ve seen them glorify the rush of combat, like a promise of glory, and I’ve seen them criticize it, like a warning about the cost of fighting. It’s the same image, but the message depends on what you focus on. It makes you wonder: do we glorify violence because we want to feel alive, or do we criticize it because we know it’s destructive? That tension is exactly what keeps me on edge.