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One example of spot illustration is the use of a single illustration on the title page or opening page of each chapter to add personality to the text or clarify the plot. Above each chapter's title, which often takes up only a quarter of a page, there is usually some sort of illustration, be it simple line art or a small caricature. They are less emotionally charged and serve only to pique the reader's interest or spark their imagination.

Half-page illustrations are those that take up more than a quarter of a page, but less than half. Illustrations like these typically accompany the text they accompany by portraying one of the story's most exciting parts, and they are not limited to the title page of each chapter. It could be a scene, the introduction of a new character, a brief disagreement between two of the main characters, etc.