Publishing a Children’s Book

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Last updated on April 29, 2025 2:39 am

Learn how to hire an illustrator for your children’s book and understand the process of working with them. Discover best practices and terminology for publishing a children’s book. This course is perfect for children’s book authors and artists looking to collaborate.

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What you’ll learn

  • How to hire an illustrator for your children’s book
  • Understand the process of working with an artist or illustrator for your children’s book
  • Terminology and best practices when publishing a children’s book
  • Understand how to structure an agreement with an illustrator for your children’s book.

Writing a children’s book is not only a huge accomplishment but it’s also the fulfillment of a dream for many writers. And congratulations for writing yours!

Books for children hold a special place in our memories and live on in the hearts of children forever. And the marriage of the words and pictures in a children’s book grow into something more magical than each of the contributions can do on their own.

But once you’ve written the book, how do you find—and work with the right artist who will make your story come alive with vivid characters and perfect scenery to make your book come alive? How do you actually find this person, speak their language and work out a relationship that works for both of you, while discovering the magic you only imagined when you finished writing your story?

Ronnie Walter, an author, artist, and coach for creatives breaks down the process in short, informative lessons to give you an overview of how you go from a dream to a book that enhances and supports your amazing story. It’s practical information honed over the years she has spent in writing, illustration, art direction, and publishing.

In this course you will discover how to find the right illustrator, how to work with the illustrator, how to develop a schedule to publish your book—plus manage your expectations—especially if as a writer, you’ve never worked with an illustrator before.

Yes, it’s a lot of information, but stick with it—with Ronnie’s knowledge, experience and friendly approach, you’ll be able to digest the information and be ready to move your project forward.

Who this course is for:

  • Children’s Book Authors who need to find the right artist or illustrator for their children’s book.
  • Artists and Illustrators who want to illustrate children’s books for independant authors.

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