Here is a video picture book I made using Adobe Spark, Adobe Sketch, and Emojime.
Through the process, I learned so much about how to put a picture book together, the complexities of rhyming, and what children and their parents want to see. I’ve gotten really good feedback on the project so I wanted to post it here. It’s my first PUBLIC YouTube post!
A little history:
Last week, this video came up on my Facebook feed. The art teacher, Mrs. Mitchell, said we can all use the video to learn and teach this cool art form. I didn’t even know this was a thing!
There are more videos on YouTube on toy photography. It’s really amazing what you can do! Children have tons of toys so they can make toy photography photos too!
A coworker then shared this article with me about a famous toy photography artist who lives in Malaysia.
https://digitalsynopsis.com/design/forced-perspective-photography-with-toy-superheroes/
There are so many photos on Google featuring toys. It’s so great.
I tried to figure out a way to make an e-book using several formats – Publisher, Book Creator, and even Powerpoint. I finally settled on Spark. It works but I’m now looking for other ways too. Please let me know if you know of any formats for e-picture books.
This project was super fun to develop. It started with a desire to paint some cakes to celebrate my birthday (49 cakes for 49 years!) and then morphed into something else. I love it when things work out that way!
Keep creating. You never know where it will go.
SHARPENED PENCILS, POUNDED CLAY 