WHAT I NEED FROM YOU
After I have decided whether or not I will work on your project , I have to determined just how big a project it will be and if I can book you into my schedule. I have to make a rough estimation on how long it might take me to complete and how much I will have to charge for my time.
LIST OF THINGS I NEED TO KNOW:
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How many pages are in your book, and what are its page dimensions.
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Who is your audience (age group)?
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Have you already made a storyboard--a plan for each page or specific areas of the story? Or are you leaving that to me?
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How many characters are in your story?
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Is there a particular illustration in my portfolio that influenced you in contacting me to illustrate your book? This helps me determine your vision for your story.
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Where and when does the story take place?
I will have to read your script. If you are uncomfortable with this , I understand. HOWEVER, I will not be able to illustrate something I can not visualize.
Please do not fear that I will steal your plot. New scripts are sent to illustrators all the time. Why would I work months during my free time when I could get paid to do it in my work hours? I have plenty of projects to do of my own without stealing yours.
**If you are still worried we can always sign a Do Not Disclose Contract. You will find it on the contracts page. **
WHAT
Green Vila
WHERE
Berlin
WHEN
March 2023