http://make-a-storybook.kennard-consulting.qarchive.org Make your own storybook. Create, personalise and print your own storybook in 3 easy steps. Change the characters' names, what they look like, what happens in the story... everything! Authors can sell their stories, artists can sell their artwork - we'll publish your story and pay for your artwork. If you're a struggling artist or budding author, it's like a free gallery or free publishing! QArchive.org RSS Generator http://make-a-storybook.kennard-consulting.qarchive.org/#1 I think the concept is great, but I thought it was too much work to create a storyboard if you were using more than two characters. I would have also liked to download a preloaded story (demo) storyboard to see how it looked. This should have been an option. I should also have had an option to drap and drop the characters & props where I wanted them in the storyboard. My choices where limited. I had designed several characters who ended up being located behind something, like the bed. I think this needs a lot more programming work in my opinion, but I still like the concept. I know this is a pet project, but if you simplify it enough, drag and drop, more props, etc., I think there is a good market to sell directly to kids or at least to sell to a large company that can put it on a kids website. I think the kids would have fun with this if they could choose from a large list of characters and props and just drag them over to the storyboard. Then they can click on the character to change things like hair color, etc., just like you have now. Additionally, the characters have to look different too. The Boys & Girls look the same and the hair choice were limited. There was also not enough clothes to choose from and the clothes were not very flattering. If you revamp the program, I think it will do very well. 23 Fri 2007