Learn how to create your own physical portfolio for children's illustration with this free template. In a context where everything seems to be solved through a screen, presenting work in physical format may seem unnecessary. However, precisely because of this, a tangible portfolio still has a differential value: it implies time, intention and a different way of being present. This downloadable resource proposes a brief guide to create a physical book with which to show a children's illustration portfolio in a clear and careful way. Although the online portfolio is essential, the physical format continues to play a relevant role in professional meetings such as fairs, meetings with publishers or project presentations.
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A course by Jane French
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