You limn them. Just add pictures

In Limnables^®, the story tells something about the characters and their situations, but the reader imagines what they look like and what they are doing. In the spaces provided, readers illustrate from their imaginations with their own choices of medium.

There is no right or wrong--only how the story is imagined. For example, the character in the story pictured here is a newt, or maybe a pike or a fox. Readers who aren't familiar with these animals may wish to find out something more about them, or maybe not. When done, Limnables^® become the readers' own illustrated books to keep or give. There will never be two alike.