I have written a picture book about a pack rat, but realize while editing it I need to make it more interesting by using more descriptions and narratives. I enjoyed your video. Thanks.
i dont mean to be offtopic but does someone know a method to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
Well, I am still writing my first kids book. Which I am still debating what age group I am aiming for, since the first chapter is over 1000 odd words. And busy with chapter two...
This is my first time sitting down to fulfill a dream of writing a children's book, I am a recently retired teacher, and know exactly the hooks that what I saw geo my students excited to read.
I've written several picture books, and it's definitely not easy. I thought the most helpful tip in this video was about the page breakdown of the three acts. Still looking for an agent, but I'm not worried. I'm sure if I keep writing, I'll get it eventually.
As someone who would like to someday make a picture book (for kids, but also illustrated poetry books) I never considered doing it with someone else's art. I don't why that sounds so weird to me, I guess that's majority of the cases now isn't it? Huh... just. Huh.
Working on my first picture book, I am short a few pages from the industry standard of 32. Should have watched this video before I started. I have taken my photos and am working on my captions.
I have written my first picture book but I am looking for someone who will read it and give me critic's on it to best improve but at the same time I dont know if I should just submit to publishers and see what is what
I've written 1 picture book. Not sure how to go about getting it published. One online source says, "sorry you need an artist," but that doesn't seem to ring true to me.
Where The Wild Things Are is my favourite book ever
currently illustrating my first children’s book. it’s about 770 words and rhymes in aabbcc. i’m super excited to try and publish it!!
I have written a picture book about a pack rat, but realize while editing it I need to make it more interesting by using more descriptions and narratives. I enjoyed your video. Thanks.
This was right on time. This is my first crack at this and I just finished my first draft. Now I can see I have more work to do.
i dont mean to be offtopic but does someone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
Well, I am still writing my first kids book. Which I am still debating what age group I am aiming for, since the first chapter is over 1000 odd words. And busy with chapter two...
This is my first time sitting down to fulfill a dream of writing a children's book, I am a recently retired teacher, and know exactly the hooks that what I saw geo my students excited to read.
I’ve been watching your videos for a while and it’s really helping me with my
writing techniques!! 🤗❤️
I've written several picture books, and it's definitely not easy. I thought the most helpful tip in this video was about the page breakdown of the three acts. Still looking for an agent, but I'm not worried. I'm sure if I keep writing, I'll get it eventually.
As someone who would like to someday make a picture book (for kids, but also illustrated poetry books) I never considered doing it with someone else's art. I don't why that sounds so weird to me, I guess that's majority of the cases now isn't it? Huh... just. Huh.
This will sound ridiculous, but I was obsessed with anything Disney princess. LITERALLY everything.
Super helpful, as always!
Working on my first picture book, I am short a few pages from the industry standard of 32. Should have watched this video before I started. I have taken my photos and am working on my captions.
Nice video
Would it be possible for you to go over how you would create a manga in a future video? It would be muchly appreciated, please and thank you!!!
I have written my first picture book but I am looking for someone who will read it and give me critic's on it to best improve but at the same time I dont know if I should just submit to publishers and see what is what
Great idea shared
Awesome videos! I'm binging!
I've written 1 picture book. Not sure how to go about getting it published. One online source says, "sorry you need an artist," but that doesn't seem to ring true to me.
I have the book I written in a format as if were just waiting for the images to be placed on the page. Is this a bad idea?
My mom read goodnight moon so much that she could quote it word for word to you