RGB or CMYK? Understanding RGB and CMYK is essential when creating a children’s book, because the illustrations need to survive the journey from your iPad or computer to a printed page.

Children’s book illustrators often come across professional terminology. Industry lingo can sometimes be confusing, so here are a few terms you should know if you want to work as a children’s book illustrator.

Creating a spread can be confusing. So I decided to write a quick tutorial on adding the correct margins.

DPI is a technical term for dots per inch. It describes how many individual printed dots fit into one inch of physical space

Children’s book illustrators are important because they create imaginary worlds for adorable early readers.

5 Technical Terms Every Children’s Book Illustrator Should Know.

A children’s book illustrator is a professional artist creating visual narratives (illustrations) that accompany the written text. Simply put, we create visual content for children's books. I like to call us visual translators, as we often clarify the meaning for those kids who cannot read yet. We specialise in visual storytelling, interpret words, and bring characters to life. Our job as a children’s book illustrator is to interpret the narrative, simplify complex ideas and

Post about a children's book I illustrated by author Gabrielle Lynch called Your Teacher Is Just Like You.