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More pages |
My book has progressed in the past week entirely. It has gone from a textless book with randomly sized illustrations, to a story being told with words and also pictures.
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Facing spine, rather than the edge |
At first, the book was random. The words didn't quite match, and it did contradict itself. The illustrations weren't at a right scale and didn't help with the flow of the story. After getting some feedback from a teacher, I went back to the drawing board...literally. I developed little details on my illustrations, and then repositioned them in the book. For instance, I had the character on the spine of the book, facing out. Just moving this to the other side helped with the flow of the words on the page.
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This is one spread |
The story itself seemed strange. It started off simple and led into more and more words. One huge thing I did? I added four pages. These pages weren't full of text, but I added two pages after the cover, just with the title on. This is so you're not just jumping straight into the book. I also added another page so one of my illustrations stretches across the spread. This was a suggestion made to me to help with the emotion of that spread. Finally, I also added a page at the back to, again, concentrate on that one illustration. It, overall, is looking better, and I'm waiting for more feedback before it's sent off to print.
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