I do some character sketches at this stage, just so we can put faces to names in the script. WG: I like to write the whole script first, that way my editor and I can revise it as needed.
I was inspired by the idea that we all make assumptions about other people’s likes and lives before getting to know them, and, sometimes, we change ourselves to become more likeable, but in the end, maybe we’re better off embracing ourselves and all of our unique quirks and eccentricities.īD: What can you share with us about your creative process in balancing the writing and illustrative duties of the project, and who or what have been some of your creative influences? It’s a story for anyone who has ever felt too young, too small, or too average. Whitney Gardner: It’s a “boy meets girl, boy pretends to be a vampire to win her heart, girl realizes it’s her destiny to slay him” story. Barbra Dillon, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief: Congratulations on the upcoming release of your graphic novel, Fake Blood, through Simon and Schuster Books for Young Readers! For those who may be unfamiliar, how would you describe the book’s premise, and what inspired you to tell this story?
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