An engaging title should express the tone or key theme of the work and be easy to recall. Of course, there are many novels with names that are lengthy, do not give us a clear notion of what the tale is about, and are difficult to remember. But a good title should be short and to the point. It should also fit in with your branding and be consistent throughout your portfolio. We've seen artists who have used different titles for their works, which can be confusing for potential clients. Finally, only use words in a dictionary for titles. Fiction books should never have proper nouns in them as these need to be known by someone other than the artist. This is why crime fiction is called "crime fiction" and not "fictional crimes". The more common words in your title the better. These will be the first things people see and so need to make an impression. However, if you use words that are too familiar, such as "my novel", "my story", or "my art", then people may think that you are just another writer with a novel, story, or piece of art out this year-round. Your title should also be informative. If you want people to know that you specialize in fantasy paintings, for example, then include this information in your title.