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Droakir — Mini Comic Book Template and Tutorial
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Designed especially for mini-comics (but can be used for other books as well), the booklet provides space for a front and back cover, as well as six interior pages.
Simply print at the original size on an 8.5” x 11” piece of paper, fold in half, cut along the middle dotted line, and fold to create a complete and staple-less booklet that can be photocopied and distributed at minimum cost.
The Mini Book Template is free for personal and commercial use. Click the "Download" link to grab a PDF of the instructions and template.
If you use the template, please let me know! I'd love to see what you produce!
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EXACTLY what I have been hunting for!!!! thank you so much! I am disabled, horizontal and do all my work with an iPad. I want to make little paper journals of art, thoughts, pasting of clippings. My drawing apps can handle this size easily. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!
ooooh! I can even send them as little gifts for Christmas and birthdays!
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Thanks! I'm glad that you can find the template of use! Please let me know if you come up with anything fun using the template - I'd love to see how your work turns out!
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This would be good for a school art project, I think.
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It would certainly be a lot of fun!
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Thanks! I've seen it done a few times, but nobody bothered to really explain the "why" and "how" in simple terms so I decided to draw up my own version.
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I got the idea from a really old book on publishing Zines. It's a really fun way to do a mini comic that you can just photocopy on one sheet of paper and give out to people.
There's a very strong chance I'll be making something like this to give out as freebies at comic conventions in the future.
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