The Fundamentals of Illustration

The Fundamentals of Illustration is a comprehensive and practical introduction to the field for illustration or graphic arts students, as well as for those who commission illustration. Now on its third edition, this title covers all areas of illustration from what illustrators do through selling your work across various media, each chapter contains a case study, exercises and a brief for students to follow. New to this edition is expanded coverage of digital media and digital tools such as Wacom tablets, apps, and the use of social media as a source for displaying and obtaining work. A companion website includes templates, exercises and projects as well as links to YouTube videos on illustration techniques.

Lawrence Zeegen is Dean of the School of Design at London College of Communication. Lawrence has contributed to numerous publications including Creative Review, Grafik, MacFormat, The Journal, Varoom, Digital Creative Arts, and is a regular lead contributor to Computer Arts Projects. He is the author of 50 Years of Illustration (LKP).

Chapter 1: The Illustrator as Artist
Chapter 2: The Medium is the Message
Chapter 3: From Outcomes to Outlets
Chapter 4: Communicating Ideas
Chapter 5: Making it Happen
Chapter 6: Production
Sample templates
Glossary
Bibliography & Webography
Acknowledgements & Credits
Index

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The Fundamentals of Illustration

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