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Tag Archives: Editorial Illustration
#34 VERSATILITY WAS MY STYLE
I’ve been sharing a lot of different categories of illustrations that I’ve done over my career. Of course, I still have a lot of paintings left. I decided I’d categorize the ones for this particular post as the illustrations where I needed to do something other than usual photorealism.
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#30 DRAWING LESSONS FROM MY STUDENTS
During the time that I was an illustration instructor, I became quite busy with my freelance career. It seemed like a logical idea to employ some of my students to help me when I became “overloaded.” I had worked briefly for another illustrator, so I understood the value in helping to mentor my students while at the same time benefiting from reducing any work that could be delegated.
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#25 BEGINNING MY CAREER IN A HEART BEAT
A had a class assignment to create a magazine cover for a cardiac magazine. If the publisher decided to use it, they would pay $400. My illustration was chosen and I received my first payment for an illustration assignment while I was still in college! Up until that point, my major was still listed as “Undecided.” Upon receiving that job, I decided to become an art major.
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Tagged Art, art business, Art Class, Art Instruction, art materials, art portfolio, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, Business of art, cardiac illustrations, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Creativity, digital art, disection paintings, Dr. Martin Dyes, drawing, Editorial Illustration, emergency medical services magazine, heart illustration, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, label illustrations, Luma Dyes, Lung illustration, Magazine Cover illustration, marker illustration, Marker Technique, markers, medical artwork, medical illustrations, medical paintings, medleys, Painting, Petersen Publishing, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, portfolio, Prismacolor pencils, realism, Respiratory Therapy Magazine, still-life, Watercolor, WatercolorArt, watercolors
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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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