Night Shift cover designer?

[Chebutykin]

Does anyone know who created the art on the front of the US Signet paperback edition of Night Shift? I was talking with a couple friends, and it turned out that we were all impressed with the cover, and we're very curious.

To be clear, this is the art I am referring to, the image of the hand with the eyes, partly covered in gauze:
http://www.stephenkingshop.com/image.../night-eye.gif

[Renzo]

It doesn't say on the inside of the cover where all the copyright info is? I have the same edition as the one pictured and was just admiring the art a few nights ago. I can look tonight.

I bought a large lot of my SK books off of eBay. They were all used and some were in pretty bad shape. In the seller's picture of the lot, I saw this cover of Night Shift and decided to bid on it. Very cool art. My copy of Night Shift has "Please return to J. O'Leary" on the inside of the back cover. Needless to say, that isn't my name. I am pretty sure the copy is older than I am.

[Breger3]

That's not the version I have, but when I was in elementary school, my best friends dad and a lot of Stephen King books, and that cover was the one I would just stare at, always made me wonder what on earth that book could be about. I still love that cover, may have to buy a copy with that cover just to have it if I ever come across one.

[fushingfeef]

That's the cover that compelled me to buy my first Stephen King book. I had read library books before that but when I saw that cover I had to pick it up!