Skip to main content

My blog intro

Hi there! I'm Julia but I also go by Jules. I am starting this blog as a place in cyberspace to share and express my passions for writing and illustrating children's books, character design, book covers designing, creating and developing interactive digital app books and surface pattern designs. 

I will be cataloging my progress and journey of obtaining each of my goals as I work on different projects.

I am also interested in networking with like-minded individuals who are involved in the publishing industry for children's books.

 If you are interested to network with me, please do contact me. I'm always looking to share the latest news and updates of those in the industry.

 Thank you for visiting my blog and hope you enjoy all the upcoming posts!
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Happy Earth Day!

Happy Earth Day! In honor of it being Earth Day today,  Little Astronomer: Journey Into The Solar System From The Sun To Eris (Kid Lit Science Book 1), a children's educational picture book that encourages kids to learn about our solar system in a fun way, is available for free all day today! Little Astronomer: Journey into the Solar System - From the Sun to Eris
Post a Comment
Read more

Excerpt from Crimson: Fablelands series by Julia Lela Stilchen

Excerpt from Crimson : Fablelands series by Julia Lela Stilchen Rumors about the shifters roaming at night, deep in the dark forest of Grimwood, were spreading like wildfire. When they gather in groups, their eyes ignite like blazing red spheres lurking out from the shadows. No one knows what the shifters do in their gatherings but many believe they are in search for a new victim. Children, like Hansel and Gretel, have mysteriously turned up missing. Something strange was happening in Northhaven and everyone was becoming paranoid. Red’s parents, in particular, began to barricade all the windows and doors. Her father purchased special candles, made from dragon whale wax, lighting them all around the cottage. He believed it would help mask their scent to prevent the shifters from tracking them. Recently, their daughter, Red had begun to sleepwalk. At first, they hoped it was a temporary phase and that everything would just go back to normal. Then, the...
Post a Comment
Read more

Writing Tip: Pacing

PACING in Writing     Art by Laura Pace I think of pacing in my writing somewhat similar to tempo in music. I used to play the flute, clarinet and piano. While playing the piano, I learned about tempo and depending on the music, you would slow down, speed up, play softly or loud, hold a note long or short, that creates emotion and feeling into the song being played. Well, I feel doing this with writing is not that far from the same if used as a technique. If you have a lot of action going on, you shorten your sentences and are more quick to the point. In scenes where you are layering details and building up characterization, these tend to be more detailed and visual. So there's a bit more written in the sentence.  So, depending on your story, you can add tempo to your writing effectively. Here are some helpful articles on how to use pacing in your novel: 7 Tools For Pacing A Novel & Keeping Your Story Moving At The Right Pace 5 Ways to Pace You...
Post a Comment
Read more