Find the visual language
We agree the details, the intended reader, and the scope of this stage.
Illustrations
A whole world, one illustration at a time.
Picture books and illustrated stories ask images to do real storytelling. We shape an illustration brief around the reader, the rhythm of your text, and a consistent visual world.
A clearly defined scope
Know what goes into your project.
We begin with the details that matter to your book. Your written proposal confirms the deliverables, quantities, revision rounds, timing, and costs before work begins.
Explore the packagesWhat we can plan together
- An agreed visual style and character direction
- A page or spread plan linked to your manuscript
- Sketches for approval before finished artwork
- A clearly stated illustration allowance
- Final artwork at the agreed dimensions and resolution
How the work takes shape
Care, in every step.
Approve characters and sketches
You review the work at defined milestones and share consolidated feedback.
Create the finished artwork
We resolve the agreed revisions and prepare the specified handoff.
How many illustrations do I need?
That depends on your page plan. A full spread, a single-page image, a spot illustration, and a cover are different units. Your quote will name the quantity and type.
Can a character stay consistent across the book?
We establish character references and visual rules early, then use them during review to keep appearance, scale, and important details consistent.
Does illustration include page layout?
Only when specified. We can scope artwork and interior layout together so text space, trim, and bleed are planned from the start.
Other support for your book
Your next chapter starts here.
You bring the story. Let’s work out the next step together.