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During the meeting with the Tutor ,we have discussed everything regarding to my project. I have introduced my ideas and my first sketches to the book. "The magic of the amulet" is a story written by my friend's daughter. There are three main characters - Abby the little girl who lives on the tropical Island with her friends: Olivia the dolphin and Patrick the crab. I already know how they will look like. I need to think how to draw the Island and mermaids. In my head it will be a magical and colorful,  fantasy World.  My first idea was to draw 4 pictures based on the story and to make front and back cover. The Tutor advice was to create two more pages as the story will be more interesting and easier to read for the children. We talk trough every page and I am convinced now that is good idea to draw two additional pages. I will use Procreate and Flipsnack and I will make a mock book  to be able to see how will my book look in real life. I was so excided with this idea , that is my biggest dream! Hold the book with my own illustrations in it!  Jurrian told me to use simple photo book app to print my final product. I am looking forward to this. 
 

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  1. Jurian Visser7 November 2021 at 13:29

    Good that you have posted this. Please make sure you complete the project and share a Google Drive link in this post, as you will be updating this each week. Please note that you are not required to have a printed version of your book for this assessment. You can present your work using mock-ups and a digital flipbook.

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