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#43 ILLUSTRATING YOGURT MADE ME CULTURED, PART 2
For this post about yogurt, I am sharing the illustrations that I did for Darigold. Since I have most of the original paintings for this project, I have provided many close-ups. Certain flavors required more design development and my line drawings indicate how the illustration was cropped. Continue reading
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#21 REPRESENTING MY MISTAKES
I’ve had some close relationships with my artist representatives. It’s interesting how I was able to get to know their voices so well, without ever meeting them face-to-face. The rep that I’ve had the longest, Barb, I’ve only met twice.Breaking up with an agent was almost always very painful; almost like breaking up with a boyfriend!
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#20 IN A PICKLE!
I’ve written about mediums, techniques/tips, and materials. My posts to this blog will now move forward to anecdotes and information about the many kinds of jobs I did through my thirty-year career as an illustrator. My job for Del Monte pickles was a breeze. There was never a “dill” moment. I like puns, as you can tell! Continue reading
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#19 JUDY’S STUDIO TIPS – PART 3
Utilize an under-painting to keep the brightest color fresh. For example, the shadows on a banana can be painted first with light tones incorporating the complementary color, purple. On a red apple, sometimes I’ll do the under-painting in green. Experiment! Continue reading
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#18 THE ROMANCE OF BOOK COVERS
For this post, I’m going to share some book cover projects. I didn’t do many, but I enjoyed painting them, especially the ones with flowers and leaves. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art business, Art Class, Art Instruction, art materials, art portfolio, Art Representation, Art Teaching, artist, Artist Agents, Artist Rep, Artist Representatives, Artwork, Business of art, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Cookbook Illustration, Creativity, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, drawing, Editorial Illustration, Floral Painting, food art, food artist, food illustration, food label illustrator, food painter, Food paintings, Fruit artist, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, line drawing, Luma Dyes, medleys, Painting, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, portfolio, Prismacolor pencils, realism, Romance Book Covers, still-life, Watercolor, watercolors
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#17 TEACHING AND LEARNING
I enjoyed teaching illustration to college students when I was an instructor twenty-five years ago. When I was teaching in the mid-1980’s, I devoted myself to creating demonstrations and I freely shared my techniques. My students utilized a multi-step process I developed. By using the same materials I used and following my process, their results were consistently successful. Continue reading
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