BBO BLANK COMIC STRIPS FOR KID
BBO BLANK COMIC STRIPS FOR KID
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Big Book of Blank Comic Strips for Kids
Let your imagination run wild! Get off the 'devices' and into the land of creativity!
What's different about this book? Paper that doesn't bleed colours through and wider margins for cutting out individual comics to share with friends - plus - no pesky speech bubbles in the wrong place, and useful tips and examples for beginners.
120 pages on durable HIGH-QUALITY 70lb (105gsm) paper.
Large size 8" x 10".
30 unique template layouts.
More than 100 drawable pages.
Sketch pages and practice pages with just the right number of useful tips.
Make one-page scenes or several comics - it's up to you!
2 pages of speech bubbles to copy or cut out and paste.
Versatile 3 - 7 panels per page for creative input.
Hard wearing velvet matte cover.
Keep your drawings securely in one place.
Wide margins allow you to cut out and staple pages together as individual comics.
Can be shared by children of different ages and abilities.
Perfect for ages from 6 to 66+. Beginners or Experienced Artists. Cartoons, Manga or Graphic novels. Whatever you like! Blank Story Boards allow YOU to express your creativity.
Kaye was born in Northumberland, England, then moved to Lancashire for her formative years, between age eight and eighteen. After Teacher Training, (her first appointment was in the prettily-named pit-village of Shiney Row, during the Miner's Strike), she worked for a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed Hons) whilst teaching during the day. After moving to Kent - The Garden of England - after marrying, she was Deputy Head, and then Acting Head, of a lovely village school before the birth of her son. A move to Hertfordshire followed, where she worked part-time in Special Educational Needs, whilst her husband worked in London.
Having become accustomed to moving around, when her husband's career took them to Melbourne, Australia, it did not seem like such a big deal. However, two years turned to four and then fourteen.
She enjoys volunteer work, like writing biographies for patients in Palliative Care in the Home, and working in Day Oncology (The Wig Room). Writing has always been a passion, one that followed her into adulthood from youth, resulting in several books. She still lives in Melbourne with her husband, son, and a crazy rescue dog named Peaches.
Let your imagination run wild! Get off the 'devices' and into the land of creativity!
What's different about this book? Paper that doesn't bleed colours through and wider margins for cutting out individual comics to share with friends - plus - no pesky speech bubbles in the wrong place, and useful tips and examples for beginners.
120 pages on durable HIGH-QUALITY 70lb (105gsm) paper.
Large size 8" x 10".
30 unique template layouts.
More than 100 drawable pages.
Sketch pages and practice pages with just the right number of useful tips.
Make one-page scenes or several comics - it's up to you!
2 pages of speech bubbles to copy or cut out and paste.
Versatile 3 - 7 panels per page for creative input.
Hard wearing velvet matte cover.
Keep your drawings securely in one place.
Wide margins allow you to cut out and staple pages together as individual comics.
Can be shared by children of different ages and abilities.
Perfect for ages from 6 to 66+. Beginners or Experienced Artists. Cartoons, Manga or Graphic novels. Whatever you like! Blank Story Boards allow YOU to express your creativity.
Kaye was born in Northumberland, England, then moved to Lancashire for her formative years, between age eight and eighteen. After Teacher Training, (her first appointment was in the prettily-named pit-village of Shiney Row, during the Miner's Strike), she worked for a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed Hons) whilst teaching during the day. After moving to Kent - The Garden of England - after marrying, she was Deputy Head, and then Acting Head, of a lovely village school before the birth of her son. A move to Hertfordshire followed, where she worked part-time in Special Educational Needs, whilst her husband worked in London.
Having become accustomed to moving around, when her husband's career took them to Melbourne, Australia, it did not seem like such a big deal. However, two years turned to four and then fourteen.
She enjoys volunteer work, like writing biographies for patients in Palliative Care in the Home, and working in Day Oncology (The Wig Room). Writing has always been a passion, one that followed her into adulthood from youth, resulting in several books. She still lives in Melbourne with her husband, son, and a crazy rescue dog named Peaches.