Congrats on starting book 4! It might be part of your "thumbnail the book" stage, but something I'd add in would be to identify the magical moments, circle them in the text and ask these questions: Which spreads are you most excited to illustrate? How do you see those on the page? At what point do they fall in the story? What spreads come before and after and how can those support each other? (designing a book for impact is one of my favorite parts of the thumbnail process, so I'd just separate it out as a stage on its own).
Congrats on starting book 4! It might be part of your "thumbnail the book" stage, but something I'd add in would be to identify the magical moments, circle them in the text and ask these questions: Which spreads are you most excited to illustrate? How do you see those on the page? At what point do they fall in the story? What spreads come before and after and how can those support each other? (designing a book for impact is one of my favorite parts of the thumbnail process, so I'd just separate it out as a stage on its own).
Thanks for the tip Jen, really appreciate it!
Congratulations Adam! You forgot "taking breaks" in there! Make sure you are not over-working. Very easy to do so nowadays 😅
Congratulations!! A great list to start with
Thank you!
Whoa
Moodboard. Tell us more!
I’ll show you when I have more - there is this course on sketchbooking for childrens books on domestika, I’m basing it on that :)
thoughts and prayers adam 😆
and congrats obvi 😄
Congratulations, hooray for Book 4!
Yes! Looking forward to it!