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Your pages should feature the room's owner in view somehow. For example, it can be a near shot to show the face or a distant shot to show pose and silhouette. You can also choose to have monolog/dialog, or even an accompanying story with the illustrations, but keep it minimal. For example, you could show a sequence of someone opening the door and leading you (the reader) in to the room. Or, you could show a character looking over the room plans and wondering if they should move in there. Something like that. | Your pages should feature the room's owner in view somehow. For example, it can be a near shot to show the face or a distant shot to show pose and silhouette. You can also choose to have monolog/dialog, or even an accompanying story with the illustrations, but keep it minimal. For example, you could show a sequence of someone opening the door and leading you (the reader) in to the room. Or, you could show a character looking over the room plans and wondering if they should move in there. Something like that. | ||
You may also write additional text explaining the room or its items by the side to provide a background story. | |||
The book is intended to be an exercise in character building and expressing personality. | The book is intended to be an exercise in character building and expressing personality. | ||
=Q&A= | |||
* '''Q:Do I have to draw Kemono?''' No. | |||
* '''Q:Do I have to be good at drawing?''' I'll accept you if regardless of skill, as long as you have a character to show. | |||
* '''Q:Do I have to worry about money?''' No, I'll take care of it. | |||