Thinking Visually for Illustrators features a wide range of work, demonstrating diverse visual languages, context, ideas, techniques and skills. It also looks at the ways in which illustrators develop their own personal visual language. Contemporary illustrators from all over the world engaged in a diverse range of approaches to the discipline have contributed their artwork and commentaries on visual thinking and the working process. The text also features the work of recent graduates, present students and observations from educators past and present.
This edition has been updated to include a new chapter on illustration for the digital context and new approaches to working.
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Thinking Visually for Illustrators explores the importance of ideas, research, drawing and experimentation for the illustrator. The new edition includes updates to artwork from leading international illustrators.
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| How to get the most out of this book |
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Chapter One Getting Started |
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Chapter Two Ways Of Drawing |
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A history of illustration |
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Chapter Three Experimenting |
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Cross-media and cultural cut-ups |
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Chapter Four Types Of Illustration |
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In focus: Aubrey Beardsley |
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Underground urban street art |
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In focus: Jean Michel Basquiat |
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In focus: Jorge Goytizoia |
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Chapter Five The New Digital Paradigm |
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The next big thing in illustration |
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In focus: Catherine McIntyre |
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Chapter Six A Career In Illustration |
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Canon of Key Artists and Illustrators |
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| Bibliography |
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| Conclusion |
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| Index |
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Mark Wigan is a lecturer at Hull College, UK. He has a progressive and multidisciplinary approach to illustration. An early pioneer of transglobal art in 1980s New York, Tokyo and London, his work has evolved into a multimedia archive chronicling the changing worlds of club culture and street style.
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