A Cloud Called Moss
An invented picture book · six styles · three languages · read aloud
Six styles · three languages
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Make your own picture book
The workflow behind this book as a skill for your agent, and every step of the making-of as a PDF.
Recipe ZIP: prompts, models, costsCreate yours in Scenario
Tip from the making-ofName what can be counted, and count it in every take: three red buttons, one mustard coat.
Contents
Twelve spreads, from the dry village to the rain. Pick one to open the book there.
Three characters in every style
For publishers, illustrators and studios who need the same characters to hold across a whole book. Every spread is generated from the same three character sheets. The lead style comes from one watercolour tile; the linocut is the lead spread redrawn with its layout held, while gouache, coloured pencil, cut paper and clay were drawn again from their own tiles. The text is typeset in each spread’s quiet area and never drawn into the picture, so a new language needs only a new typesetting pass.