JeradShealey

Hello everyone! Thanks for looking at my post. I’ve been working on a story for kids for the last few years and I’m finally at a point where I’m thinking about actually putting it out. I’m still in the refining stage, but now I’m also starting illustrations and such. Im curious as to if there is a standard size folks usually use for different types of books. I’m not sure which age bracket my story is appropriate for either. It has 8 chapters and will have 2 or 3 illustrations per chapter. It deals with some semi-heavy topics. Kids being mean and stuff. So mostly I’m curious about formatting and sizes, I guess. Getting it published is a long shot so I’ll probably be doing it myself. Any idea

Hey everyone. I recently discovered YouTube’s “Community” feature and turned it on. Would you guys prefer to keep this Reddit community going or would it be easier to streamline things and just post to YouTube? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

I’m looking for some inspiration for my new (one year old) channel. I think I need to spice my videos up a bit, but don’t want to compromise the “vibe”. Maybe I just need to make better thumbnails? More camera angles? I don’t know. I can say it’s been fun learning all of this stuff though.

My channel is a no-talking, art process channel, with instruction and info about the subject matter in subtitles. I’m going for a super mellow, relaxing vibe, without being too flashy or too boring. Is there a way to make it eye catching without being flashy? Classy? Any advice or suggestions on video edits I could include? Are my subtitles ugly or unprofessional looking? Is this kind of video cripplingl