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The new year is here and it is time to evaluate your fashion illustration career and make a mega-plan of action for 2018. It is time to move to the next level, commit yourself to your creative job and stretch yourself artistically. Here are 10 tips to kickstart your illustrator’s career. 1. Be intentional If you want to improve at anything, first of all, you have to decide to do it.
A surprise Christmas party for Paisley's little brother. Merry Christmas everybody!! Here's a festive illustration from 'Paisley Rabbit and the Treehouse Contest' which is due for release in March 2018. You can see lots more images from the story on my website , and you can now pre-order the book from all international variants of amazon. For example: Paisley Rabbit and the Treehouse Contest at amazon.co.uk , amazon.com , amazon.fr or how about Canada , Russia , Spain. you get the picture!
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Speaker: Amber Asay, Creative Director and Founder of award-winning design studio Nice People
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You've never heard of the illustrator H. J. Mowat (1879-1949). He was lost in the sea of anonymous illustrators of the 1920s and 30s who worked in the style of the famous Henry Raleigh. Thousands of popular magazines of the era featured loose pencil illustrations shaded with charcoal or blocks of wash. It was an appealing style because it was fast and helped conceal a multitude of artistic weaknesses.
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