Graphic Novel Builder: The illustrated guide to making your own comics
"Graphic Novel Builder" is an illustrated guide to creating comics for teenagers. It's written and illustrated by comic artist Edward Ross and has an inspiring introduction by Alice Oseman, the creator of the popular "Heartstopper" series.
This book introduces budding artists and aspiring storytellers to the Graphic Novel Builders, a group of ambitious teens who set out to write, design, and draw their own comic books.
With their help, readers will explore all the building blocks of the creative process. This includes learning how to plot and script a story, create characters and worlds, improve drawing skills, and even promote and publish a graphic novel.
This unique how-to guide is the perfect gift for artists and comic book lovers with vibrant illustrations and a high-quality finish.
GRAPHIC NOVEL BUILDER
The illustrated guide to making your own comics
By Edward Ross,
Foreword by Alice Oseman
ISBN 978-0-00-869604-7
10th October 2024 | £12.99 | Paperback
Ages 11+
Edward Ross is a comic writer and artist who lives in Scotland. He has been creating comics since childhood and now focuses on making comics and graphic novels that simplify complex ideas and make them enjoyable to engage with. Edward also enjoys running workshops in schools and libraries to encourage young people to get involved in creating their own comics. He is the creator of "Filmish: A Graphic Journey Through Film" and its follow-up "Gamish: A Graphic History of Gaming."
Collins creates books that are packed with ideas, creativity, hands-on activities, and chances to learn more about subjects that children are interested in. Their goal is for their books to motivate and delight children, celebrate their hobbies and interests, and promote their emotional well-being. Collins also aims to raise children's awareness about our impact on the planet, which is why all their books are thoughtfully made using responsibly sourced materials.
