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Currently the WFW book is a mixture of illustrations, and background info. That info consists of:

Background prose
Timeline
Notes on every spaceship datasheet
Maps

There are also a few bits of chat about how the project began, and my thoughts on drawing the ships and how they evolve.

My question is should I put all the stuff about how I came up with the idea, and my drawing processes in to a separate section at the back of the book?

That way the book would feel more like an encyclopedia or history of the Weird-Field World, rather than a standard art book.

Does that make sense? What do you think?

Comments

Fred Kiesche

Hah, I will now be the contrary voice! While ("Whilst") keeping it separate works, having "callout boxes" separate from the world text would also work. Kind of like footnotes, but in a more "breaking the fourth wall" manner. (I'll buy it either way...)

Anonymous

I personally think it’s a great idea, I’m always fascinated how people dream up their concepts and then breathe life in to them.