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They would send these back to me, the producer and the script editor, and we would suggest things and make changes. The writers would read our notes and then write a treatment a treatment goes into a lot more detail and is divided into acts and scenes. The treatment was sent back to us and we would make suggestions and changes.

Then the writers would write the first draft of a script, send it back and we would check it and make any changes. Finally I would go through the script making dialogue changes so that the characters sounded like Charlie and Lola. Next the script was given to a storyboard artist who translated the words into rough pictures. The voices were then put together with the storyboard to create a very rough animation so the director could see how it would play as a ten minute episode.

This is an animatic made from the storyboard:. The designers would look at the storyboard and work out exactly which locations and props and characters would be appearing in the episode. They would hand me a list of things they needed me to draw from scratch and we would discuss things that they had designed and drawn in my Charlie and Lola style — sometimes these were spot on, sometimes we had to make changes.

Because I have only written and illustrated three Charlie and Lola picture books I needed to do a lot of drawing. What kind of coat did Charlie wear? The hard bit was drawing things which I had never imagined — for example, what did snow look like in Charlie and Lola world?

I chose to do it as paper cut-out snowflakes because they live in a paper world. I drew many things, from lamps and furniture to outfits, animals and playgrounds. Over the four years we built up a huge library of drawings and the designers got very good at imitating my style and guessing how I might draw something. Once the design was done the show could be animated.

There were several teams of animators all working on different episodes, the director overseeing all of them. It was wonderful to see the drawings come to life.