One of the best parts of any design project is the opportunity to create something new, unique, and appealing for your client and their audience. But it can be an exciting challenge to stay within certain parameters, such as size limitations, when you are provided with a variety of elements created without those parameters in mind.
Such was the case in designing the picture book “The Little Girl Who Lost Her Words” for author MJ Zonfrillo. This was MJ’s first foray into the world of self-publishing. While she had devoted a great deal of time to her manuscript and hired an excellent artist in Sue Griggs-Bailey, the combination of a beginner’s level of experience and a portrait artist who had never worked in children’s books presented a few challenges.
Let me first say that I am so appreciative of those people I work with, like MJ, who are…
View original post 488 more words
Vijayagiri views 