Illustrations
Are you you getting confused with the type of illustrations you need? Asking yourself what’s a character design? And a spot illustration? What is the difference between a full page illustration and a two-page spread?
Check out some of our illustrations to understand it all!
Character Design
It is the process of building a unique character showing its personality, motivations and depth. This can be a standalone project or the first step in creating a character for your book.
Spot Illustration
A spot illustration is a basic illustration that stands on its own, with only one or two characters, and up to three objects.
Full Illustration
A full-page illustration is an illustration that has objects and a background that takes up a single page of your book.
Front and Back cover
A protective covering used to keep all the pages bind together. It can also be used to promote the content of the book.
Title Page
A page at the beginning of a book mentioning its title, the author(s) and illustrator(s).
Two Page Spread
A two-page spread is an illustration that has objects and a detailed background. A Spread illustration takes up two pages. This is our most popular among children's books.