Initially, I intended to have a pattern of repetitive tiny Milton's on my inside covers (you can see a scribbly mock up of this in my layouts), but I later decided that this would be too much and chose to have plain inside covers instead. However, the closer I got to producing the book, the less I liked the blank pages. For this reason, I decided on doing something I'd seen very evident in over book - using the pattern from the cover, but in greyscale. I also noticed that I had a lot about my Comic Nest group on my cover, but nothing about myself - not even my name! Though I didn't mind this, as this is typical for some non-fiction books, I decided to include an 'About the Author' section on the inside back cover...
Saturday, 21 April 2018
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