I decided to saddle stitch my book in the end instead of making a hard cover for it, although I would have loved to if I had more time. I also decided to keep it full colour as people preferred this to the duotone ones. I was really wary about the type of paper I decided to print on because it was quite thick and I wasn't sure if it would be easy to fold and stitch, but I'm glad I picked it now because it gives the book a nice, sturdy, picture book quality. I am pleased with my book, but the only thing that really bugs me is how the printing turned out way darker than how the colours look on screen; (maybe because I converted it from RGB to CYMK? or maybe the type of paper?) which I think affected the colour quality of my book - some of the pages and the front and back cover don't look as enticing because it's made it really dark.
Some more imperfections:
Because the cover is so dark, scratches from printer, fingernails and ruler after trimming are really visible
Because the cover is so dark, scratches from printer, fingernails and ruler after trimming are really visible
I trimmed it crooked the first time so I had to take some more off to straighten it, and I accidentally chopped off a little bit of the speech bubble
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