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My first step is to learn about the story the client wants to create and whether I am a fitting illustrator for the project. Prior to signing the contract, the client will need to provide the layout of the book, the page size, the publisher template, and the desired style of the illustrations. When everything is clear, the contract is set and the client pays 35% of the commission up front. 

Do you have a commission or collaboration in mind? I'd be happy to hear from you! 

Please reach out and I will give you a quote.

  Since I usually create illustrations with lots of details, it takes 3-5 days on average.

Unless the client already has their own storyboards, I will create rough black and white sketches based on the book’s manuscript. The client and I will communicate often during this vital step to make sure that we are on the same page. Quality is a top priority for me!

It would be most efficient if the client already has a clear vision for what they want, as this will prevent changing directions in the middle of production. 

Once the storyboards are set, I refine the sketches and start painting each scene one by one. Before I finalize and render the illustrations, I send them to the client for approval. 

I strive for quality and detail in my paintings, so on average, each illustration will take around three days. This will vary based on the amount of characters, the background, and props in each scene. 

The client pays the second half of the commission price. All files are sent to the client after final approval. It includes the source files and the print-ready copies for the publisher.