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Scott, What advice would you give as far as choosing and briefing illustrators for children's books? Im thinking of doing a series and can see that you have been successful in this genre, so who better to ask :)
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Rosemary
Hi Scott,
ReplyDeleteI came to your blog to ask the same question Rosemary has already asked above:-)
Best regards, and congratulations on your success.
Rachel
Ugh! How did I miss this?
ReplyDeleteThe best advice I can give regarding illustration is to do as much as you can yourself. There are some good illustrators out there, but since the average children's book needs at least 20 pieces of artwork, this can get very expensive very fast. If you have a friend that's an artist that can help. Stock art can be a two edged sword since everyone else has access to the same resources that you do. Experiment and you will find your way.
@Rachel - I'm new at this myself. Just started back in November. The best is yet to come...
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