Bring a voice memo, a document, a PDF—or simply tell us the idea. We shape it into a custom illustrated book, guide you through every approval, then print a copy you can actually hold.
BookVizion is currently a concept preview. Intake is not open yet; this shows the planned offer.
Our first book, made for the founder's mom, became the starting point for the BookVizion process—from story development and likeness approval through finished spreads and print.
It is an early, real-world look at how one personal idea can move through a visible review process and become an illustrated book.
This is the kind of private project view every BookVizion client would receive: the current stage, the proof being reviewed, and one clear approval at a time.
These are genuine production assets from Harlow's book: the real cat, her approved storybook portrait, and the refinement passes that brought the likeness home.
Drag across Harlow to wipe between the original photograph and her finished painted character.
The photoThe painting
Four genuine stages from Harlow's production show the likeness being adjusted, tested, and finally approved.
Round 1
The familiar faces behind the first BookVizion production—each shaped to stay recognizable from page to page.
No publishing maze. No handoff into a black box. You approve each gate, and you can see the work taking shape.
Send a voice memo, Word document, PDF, photographs, rough notes—or talk the idea through. It does not need to be polished.
We shape the storyline, define the visual world, and build character likenesses that stay consistent from page to page.
Your private review site keeps the whole project visible. Tap a gate to preview what you would review.
Once you approve the final proof, Lulu, our print partner, produces and ships the finished book as a quality printed keepsake.
The shape of the story is settled before visual production begins.
You see the page-by-page story beats, leave focused notes, and approve the narrative direction before we build a single finished spread.
No wrong answers—just three quick choices to point you toward the edition that feels right.
Each package includes the guided creation process and private approval gates. These are introductory launch prices while the service is being shaped.
| Included | Spark | Signature | Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spreads | 12 illustrated spreads | 14 illustrated spreads | 18 illustrated spreads |
| Copies | 1 | 2 | 4 |
| Binding | Softcover | Hardcover | Hardcover |
| Digital | Ask us | Digital edition | Ask us |
| Audio | Ask us | Ask us | Read-aloud audio edition |
Start with a free story outline and one character likeness sketch. It is enough to see the direction, ask better questions, and decide whether the project feels right.
One concise outline
One likeness sketch
No finished-book commitment
A shy little lighthouse who learns how to guide the moon home.
The creative part should feel open. The working relationship should feel clear.
You do. Your story and finished custom book remain yours. Any public use—such as a portfolio case study—would be handled with your permission.
The timeline is set at kickoff. It depends on the length of the book, the condition of the source material, and how quickly approvals come back.
The approval gates define the scope. We approve the storyline before likeness work, likeness before full spreads, and spreads before print. Reopening an earlier approved stage can affect schedule and cost, so changes are handled where they belong.
