I play video games. I do not want a job. I am interested in children's book on video games. I live with my parents and they wont let me play horror games. I am looking for video games that will want me to read more. I like games like Minecraft. I prefer to play and not work.
I have twins. I make digital illustrations. My favorite author is stephen king. Reading is my favorite hobby. I am curious to know about the age suitability for the children's book. I love your idea about more books about video games improving readability. My husband is a writer. My kids are pretty young and I don't want to expose them to computer games. I have heard of the Minecraft game.
I finally found a writer to write a book on video games for me That is Wonderful!!  Do you know them personally or will you be meeting with them soon? I found them through a mutual friend that worked on a book about horror movies with him a few months ago I am excited for you to start. I have heard it can be a long process, the writing of books. How long do you anticipate the proccess for your first book? I've been piecing together bits of research and information for a while now, so hopefully that will be a massive head start, I mainly just need someone to make it more structured. Do you have a target range for your audience? I mean mostly the ages...7 and up? I need to discuss that with the writer, but I was thinking of aiming around that age range, although I also liked the idea of aiming for adults since they have more money to spend aha, what age range do you think would be best? Do you ever have to think about age range when doing illustrations? Yes, I do take into account the ages when I do illustrations. I also find that parents really appreciate when the illustration is friendly and more cartoon like. Parents love to purchase books for their children! and I think the combination of taking the modern video games and meshing them with literature is brillant.  Even though this is work for you, do you see it as more work or more enjoyment?\ I'll definitely take that into consideration, especially for a first book I think it could be easier to work towards kids as I won't to have as much technical stuff aha. I see it more as enjoyment, but we all need money so this way I make money, don't have to do loads of work and I'm doing something I enjoy doing so I don't feel pressured. Do you feel like that with your illustrations? I do feel that way! When a person loves their work, it is no longer work. I look forward to my projects. I especially like when I can involve my kids, I get the privilege of working from home most of the time. That sound amazing, how did you get started with illustrations? I went to college for an art degree and fell in love with the digital tools. The more I explored that area, the more opportunities opened up.I am excited for you endeavor because I think a new world of possibilities will open to you