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Boy howdy I sure do hope you are craving a peek at some Arden High in progress! Because it is literally my whole life right now and will continue to be until January when I wrap up illustrating Twelfth Grade Night (Book 1) and start on Book 2...

These crops, you'll notice, do not have individual captions as you scroll through. This was--despite my scatterbrained nature lately--on purpose. I do not want to give too much context to anything that I show because we are really getting into the MEAT of the plot of Twelfth Grade Night at this point. 

One thing I will elaborate on is the fact that I have included both a sketch and a full page illustration above to show you yet again (as I have in the past) what the sketch-to-final looks like. It's a rather simple page with only three panels, so the sketch is nearly identical to the final. Some change a bit more than others. 

Do you have any questions? I'd be happy to have a chat about anything you might be curious about. I'm so excited about this whole process and how this graphic novel is coming together....and I can't wait to share the experience of the story with you once it's out in Fall 2022!

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Gabrielle

Your page layouts are so good and attention grabbing. Really really impressive for your first graphic novel. I would never have been able to guess.

Jamie Green

Thanks so much Gabrielle! It was a big learning curve but I'm glad it comes across looking nice in the end :-)

Griffin

Did you study up on graphic novels for this project, and if so what did you study? I find laying out pages super challenging and overwhelming. I never know if I should start with panels or drawings or bubbles. I’m also wondering if you designed your characters before beginning or if you just designed them as you drew.