Twenty-four visual directions
Choose the world your child's story will live in.
The illustration style is selected when a book begins and follows its pages, revisions, and cover so the finished story feels visually connected.
Drawn and painted
- Ink Watercolor
- Gouache Paint
- Pencil Sketch
- Coloring Book
- Ink & Paper
- Kids Doodle
- Chalk Art
- Woodland Ink
- Folk Print
Graphic and playful
- Bold Cartoon
- Flat
- Cinematic Flat
- Sticker Chaos
- Mouse Doodle
- Pop Cartoon
- Soft Crayon
- Soft Colorful
- 3D
Made from materials
- Paper Collage
- Clay Diorama
- Plush Toys
- Miniature Toys
- Sock Puppet
- Toy Bricks
Choose for the feeling, not the genre
A quiet story can be made from bright bricks, and a wild adventure can be drawn in pencil. Ask the child which picture feels like the world they want to visit rather than trying to match a fixed genre rule.