Storyboarding

Storyboarding helps bring your story to life by planning it visually with sketches or panels. It maps out scenes, characters, and actions, making the story easy to follow and fun to illustrate.

Pencil sketch for a children’s book showing a baby sitting up in a cot with a toy duck
Rough storyboard panels for a children’s book showing a child at home and inside a car
Rough storyboard panels for a children’s book following a girl in a crown through the rooms of her house
Rough storyboard panels for a children’s book showing children around a table and a girl in a crown with music notes
Rough storyboard panels for a children’s book showing a girl at the fridge and a sequence of her dancing away
Rough storyboard panel for a children’s book showing a bedroom scene marked with the words Hello mom and Text
Character sketch sheet for a children’s book showing three views of Charlie, a girl in a crown and round glasses
Character sketch sheet for a children’s book showing several tyrannosaurus poses with a colour palette beside them
Character sketch for a children’s book showing a large round boy in glasses with his colour palette beside him
Character sketch sheet for a children’s book showing two versions of Alexandra, a girl in a headband
Line storyboard for a children’s book showing children in pirate hats climbing a ship’s rigging
Line storyboard for a children’s book showing children in pirate hats meeting a large spotted creature in the jungle
Rough storyboard panels for a children’s book following a girl and her friends through several scenes
Character sketch sheet for a children’s book titled Alexandra dressing while leaving home, with skin, hair and dress colour swatches
Character sketch sheet for a children’s book showing a cartoon aeroplane with eyes drawn from several angles
Character sketch for a children’s book showing two fairy characters with antennae, one wearing a tutu
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