Journal

Engage young minds with You Wouldn’t Want To Be... book workshop! Kids explore history, creativity, and teamwork by making their own book

Once upon a time, a long time ago storytelling for children was dominated by magical kingdoms, brave knights, and fire-breathing dragons.

In this strange business of ours, where we live and die by names, what irony to find myself suddenly nameless. A refresh, they called it.

Once your creative work is out there in the world, how do you ensure that your intellectual property (IP) is properly protected?

The Fragility of Ideas At the heart of this metaphor ‘An Egg is a Dream’  is the whimsy of fragility. an idea starts small and grows.

Young children are remarkabl visual readers. They can absorb busy scenes and bold, simple images with the same ease.

Difficult topics have always been part of the mix. From the loss of a parent in "Bambi" to the themes of war and displacement.

Most people encounter rejection in various forms throughout their lives, whether in small, everyday situations or more significant moments.

To get your children's book into UK schools and libraries, ensure high-quality content, gather positive reviews.

Whether you're an established writer or illustrator, or just starting out, leveraging social media platforms can boost your work.

In today's digital age, self-publishing has become a growing way for aspiring authors and illustrators to bring their stories to life...

A Step-by-Step Guide To The 'Inside Story' Of ‘The Spectacular Visual Guides’ Series And How To Create a children’s history book series.

What Are The Best Font Choices For Text in Children's Books? When it comes to designing text in children's books, every font matters.

People who work with children aren't usually considered to be less skilful than those who do the same work with adults, so why is it the...

Graphic Design: Changing the World One Pixel at a Time Graphic design permeates our daily lives, making its presence felt and its...