Illustrating 45 large panels to accompany 3 children's stories.

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I am interested in 45 large landscape/portrait panels (with interesting charaters and detailed backgrounds) drawn to accompany 3 children's stories. Format will be children's picture books and to be agreed. I will keep entire copyright and intellectual property to the work. They will be published on my educational platform and eventually may be used to create digital ebooks that may be sold for a fee. The work will be subject to as many revisions as required and will take place over a period of two months following rough sketches for each story.



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  • Paul W.

    Rakesh, that equates to £5.00 per illustration and below the minimum wage, you would have to treble that amount to get a professional job completed. Please come back to me if the price is reevaluated. Thank you.

    Rakesh P.20 Apr 2018

    I am not too sure what you are getting at Paul. PPH has global reach so £225 represents fairly good value for some. My first offer was £180 from someone in Pakistan although I set a fixed price! I wish I could pay more but I have myself not been working whilst I work on a current project which is taking many months longer than planned. I know a guy who has helped me with several jobs here and he has taken the job on. By the way, do you know what a children's writer makes for a run of 500 books? It can be £0.60-£1.30 per sold copy equating to £250-£500. Trust me no one risks becoming a millionaire with this or even paying a month's rent for that matter! Eventually, I am hoping to pay more when the business is launched and I am actually earning something! Failing that I will be posting for jobs here myself quite soon and I will not pass on an opportunity like this one here. Thanks for your contribution Paul. Best regards Rakesh