It was my grandfather

This story is based on real events. This grandfather really existed and had a very complicated life, marked by immense challenges and extraordinary achievements.

Our protagonist, an orphan and shaped by life's adversities, has become a man of great wisdom and dignity. Now, on the verge of saying goodbye, he wishes to share his final moments with his granddaughter, his greatest companion. Together, they will embark on a final adventure, full of love, complicity and emotion. This comic strip, inspired by a true story, will touch you deeply and bring tears to your eyes with everything this grandfather faced. With your help, we can transform this moving journey into an unforgettable work. Support, share and be part of this beautiful tribute!

About the author

We are two artists passionate about the power of illustration and storytelling. Our mission is to transform real emotions and stories into images that touch the heart. We believe that each drawing has the power to convey a unique message, and that is what we seek to do: tell great stories in a visually unforgettable way.

Our journey began at different times, but with a common dream: to bring art and emotion to every corner. Together, we combine our experiences and styles to create something that goes beyond the ordinary. With each line, each color, each shade, we try to convey a little of ourselves, but also a piece of everyone who comes across our creations.

Budget and due dates

We are working to launch our book on newsstands by December of this year, and to this end, we have defined a well-structured plan. The next steps include finalizing the illustrations, printing and distribution, to ensure that the product arrives with the best quality and on time.

The budget was carefully planned to cover all essential costs, including printing the books and shipping costs. In addition, we decided to hire a colorist who will play a key role in bringing our illustrations to life, with a fair 40% of the budget allocated to this crucial part of the process.

Budget distribution:

Printing of books and shipping costs: 60%

Hiring a colorist: 40%

Each contribution will be essential to ensure that the book is produced with the quality it deserves and reaches the newsstands in December.

Images

Documents

• planificacao_do_design_do_trabalho.pdf

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