Colouring book
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Hello, i am in the process of creating a colouring book, i want to find the right thickness so it can be accessible to all paints and colouring pens.
I had chosen A4 premium paper - perfect bound - 89gsm
I have put one illustration image per page - so any bleedthrough wont effect the next page
Are there any more options that would be better - ls 120 gsm paper available
thanks
I had chosen A4 premium paper - perfect bound - 89gsm
I have put one illustration image per page - so any bleedthrough wont effect the next page
Are there any more options that would be better - ls 120 gsm paper available
thanks
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So two blank pages then followed by the name title page on right side - and the copyright and ISBN page on the fourth page and two blank pages at the end
So two blank pages
Yes, unless for a hardback, then it needs four.
then followed by the name title page on right side
Due to the preceding two pages being blanks, then the Title will be on the right-hand page after them.
- and the copyright and ISBN page on the fourth page
Yes, on the very next page after the Title page.
and two blank pages at the end.
Indeed. unless for a hardback, then it needs four.
Note that the actual sheets of paper are called Leaves. A page is each side of that leaf.
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