Definitley, Vicky! It's so much easier for me to lay out my intial story and design on paper. Thanks so much for this post! Do you have any advice for an upcoming children's book?
I just wrote a blog post about the value of everyday prototyping, so I'm all in on your use of paper. Love it! So much value comes from not doing everything on the computer. Thanks for all of your examples.
Agree! Certain thoughts just flow on paper. I work digitally first —always jotting notes and ideas and poems on my phone. I turn to paper and when I’m stuck and want to see things come together.
Definitley, Vicky! It's so much easier for me to lay out my intial story and design on paper. Thanks so much for this post! Do you have any advice for an upcoming children's book?
Not sure what kind of advice you’re looking for! But there are tons of thoughts in our archives here.
Okay; thank you!
I meant how to prepare for a book launch.
Here's a post on how we celebrate our book launches: https://kidlitsurvivalguide.substack.com/p/celebrating-your-book
Thanks!
I just wrote a blog post about the value of everyday prototyping, so I'm all in on your use of paper. Love it! So much value comes from not doing everything on the computer. Thanks for all of your examples.
How fun! Share the link?
Here it is. And it includes a simple entry form for a giveaway in October of a helpful book about prototyping! https://jenniferphillipsauthor.com/solve-everyday-problems-with-everyday-prototyping/
So fun!
Agree! Certain thoughts just flow on paper. I work digitally first —always jotting notes and ideas and poems on my phone. I turn to paper and when I’m stuck and want to see things come together.
I also start with paper but need to be better about getting rid of the resulting paper piles.
Ha! Mine are mostly in notebooks… I definitely have a LOT of notebooks.
Haha!