Fantasy Alphabet Tracing Book
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m putting together a print-ready alphabet tracing book aimed at children aged 7-9. Every page should feel a little magical, so I want each letter paired with a fun fantasy character—dragons, unicorns, wizards, or any other imaginative figures that will keep older early learners engaged.
Both uppercase and lowercase forms of every letter need their own dotted-line tracing rows, with enough repetition for confident practice. Please keep strokes clear and age-appropriate: not too babyish, but still friendly and inviting.
What I’d like back from you
• 26 full-page layouts, one for each letter, mixing upper- and lowercase tracing lines.
• A short introductory page with tracing tips plus a simple “how to hold your pencil” graphic.
• Print-ready PDF (8.5"×11", CMYK, 300 dpi) and the editable source file (Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, or Affinity Publisher—whatever you’re most comfortable with).
• All artwork must be original or licensed for commercial use.
Acceptance criteria
• Clean, consistent line weight and spacing across all tracing guides.
• Fantasy character on every page, integrated without crowding the tracing area.
• Proof copy passes a quick check on KDP bleed and margin guidelines.
If this sounds like your kind of creative project, let me know your timeline and any portfolio samples of similar educational or children’s illustration work. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right fit.
Both uppercase and lowercase forms of every letter need their own dotted-line tracing rows, with enough repetition for confident practice. Please keep strokes clear and age-appropriate: not too babyish, but still friendly and inviting.
What I’d like back from you
• 26 full-page layouts, one for each letter, mixing upper- and lowercase tracing lines.
• A short introductory page with tracing tips plus a simple “how to hold your pencil” graphic.
• Print-ready PDF (8.5"×11", CMYK, 300 dpi) and the editable source file (Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, or Affinity Publisher—whatever you’re most comfortable with).
• All artwork must be original or licensed for commercial use.
Acceptance criteria
• Clean, consistent line weight and spacing across all tracing guides.
• Fantasy character on every page, integrated without crowding the tracing area.
• Proof copy passes a quick check on KDP bleed and margin guidelines.
If this sounds like your kind of creative project, let me know your timeline and any portfolio samples of similar educational or children’s illustration work. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right fit.
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