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Listen now or Ctrl-Click to Download TS-290774.mp3 Episode 12 of the Escape From Illustration Island Podcast features an audio interview with Krishna Sadasivam, creator of the webcomics PC Weenies and Uncubed. Together we discuss his history with webcomics, his teaching and upcoming speaking engagements, his experience with getting banned from UStream, and the dangers of art theft. I also announce the winner of the signed copy of The Graphic Eye by Stefan Bucher, as well as the latest exciting developments at EFII such as the new Community page, Share Your Illustration, and 7 Elements of an Effective Portfolio Website. Here are links to some of the things mentioned on the show: PC Weenies Uncubed Rebootus Maximus Krishna s justin.tv channel UStream Art Pub Sugary Serials Comic Press How to Make Webcomics @krishna_ait Ghettomation EFII s Community Page Share Your Illustration 7 Elements of an Effective Portfolio Website The Graphic Eye Stefan Bucher Answers for Freelancers

Je suis graphiste illustratrice et je suis à la recherche d'un emploi en région parisienne. pour me joindre: sophiegarr@gmail.omAuthor: sophie-garrigues Tags: vidéo illustration illustratrice illustrateur graphisme graphiste recherche emploi art blakey animation after effect Posted: 10 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Most of us know our favorite movies by heart, and we can quote dialog (although not always accurately), describe a scene down to its last detail, or even recount production history if we are particularly geek-minded about it. When movies are a big part of your life, the attention to detail can become downright obsessive, but as we all know, a movie is really just a sum of its parts. Paul Rogers, an illustrator who works at the California Art Center College has taken those separate parts and devised a clever little game of Name that Movie on his blog, Drawger. Rogers' game takes some of our favorite flicks and breaks them down into six drawings, and covers the gamut of Hollywood classics old and new. So if you are a fan of Pictionary and showing off your movie knowledge, this is definitely the game for you. Now I don't want to brag, but I did manage to guess most of Rogers' selections -- although I am honest enough to admit that I didn't get a perfect score. There were a few that, frankly, I wouldn't even know where to begin. But it did remind me how those iconic images can work their way into your brain, and when all you need to see is an ink drawing of Big Kahuna soda cup and you can almost hear Samuel L. Jackson exclaim "That is a tasty burger."Filed under: Fandom, Quentin Tarantino, Fan Made Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

On Nov. 5, 2009, illustrator Chris Lane gave a talk about his new book Zombies: A Record of the Year of Infection, at Diesel Bookstore, Oakland, CA. OaklandLocal zombie reporter Amy Gahran videoed the event. Highlights include: - How Chris got many of his friends (more than a dozen of whom were at the event) to pose as zombie models - Illustrative homages to George Romero's zombie classics Night of the Living Dead and Day of the Dead - Special considerations for illustrating the undead (as opposed to the living or the dead) - Where Chris sought visual inspiration in film and online - His aspirations to one day illustrate a children's book ...and more Includes original music by George Kelly. Video by Amy Gahran.

On Nov. 5, 2009, illustrator Chris Lane gave a talk about his new book Zombies: A Record of the Year of Infection, at Diesel Bookstore, Oakland, CA. OaklandLocal zombie reporter Amy Gahran videoed the event. Highlights include: - How Chris got many of his friends (more than a dozen of whom were at the event) to pose as zombie models - Illustrative homages to George Romero's zombie classics Night of the Living Dead and Day of the Dead - Special considerations for illustrating the undead (as opposed to the living or the dead) - Where Chris sought visual inspiration in film and online - His aspirations to one day illustrate a children's book ...and more Includes original music by George Kelly. Video by Amy Gahran.

Author: tvforwinners Keywords: empire of the sun half mast motion graphics demo reel after effects work animation drawings illustration Added: November 6, 2009

Last rendering session of the caricature made from photo of Angelina Jolie.

Episode 11 of the Escape From Illustration Island Podcast features an audio interview with Stefan Bucher of 344 Design. Stefan is an Illustrator, Designer, Art Director, and the creator of the popular blog, The Daily Monster, which became an interactive online sensation virtually overnight. Together we discuss creation stories, the art of wearing many hats, stumbling well, respectability forcefields, dinosaurs with rockets, and the giveaway of his newest book, The Graphic Eye, which is a collection of the photography of Graphic Designers. Stay tuned for the end of our conversation to find out how to enter! I also announce the winner of the latest EFII giveaway of Holly DeWolf s book, Breaking Into Freelance Illustration, along with many other exciting developments at Escape From Illustration Island. Here are links to some of the things mentioned on the show: 344 Design Stefan Bucher Illustration The Daily Monster The Daily Monster YouTube Channel Neologist.org 100 Days of Monsters Book All Access Book The Graphic Eye Book Under Consideration Speak Up Ze Frank Holly DeWolf EFII Podcast Episode 10 Breaking Into Freelance Illustration Book Best of EFII October 2009 EFII Community Member of the Month October 2009 EFII Illustration Resource Library How to Create a Custom Avatar on EFII Random.org Amanda Crawford Stay up to date with the developments at EFII! Receive free email updates. Follow the EFII RSS Feed. Follow @illo_island on Twitter. Become a fan of EFII on Facebook. Join the Friends of Escape From Illustration Island group on LinkedIn.

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Author: RGBONDEMAND Keywords: motion animation graphics illustration art design Added: September 9, 2009

This is from a DVD that accompanies the book Fashion Illustration for Designers by Kathryn Hagen. Ms. Hagen is a fashion illustration instructor at Otis College. Ms. Hagen is a master at mixing media to achieve life-like and beautiful results. Her tools include: Copic markers, Prismacolor pencils and markers, Tombo brush pens, gouache, liner pens and Milky Gel pens. Even if you don't study fashion illustraion per se, this books is an excellent resource for improving your skills with drawing and rendering the clothed figure. You can find it here http://www.amazon.com/Fashion-Illustration-Designers-Kathryn-Hagen/dp/0130983837/ref=pd_sxp_f_pt/102-0069748-1987343

This is from a DVD that accompanies the book Fashion Illustration for Designers by Kathryn Hagen. Ms. Hagen is a fashion illustration instructor at Otis College. Ms. Hagen is a master at mixing media to achieve life-like and beautiful results. Her tools include: Copic markers, Prismacolor pencils and markers, Tombo brush pens, gouache, liner pens and Milky Gel pens. Even if you don't study fashion illustraion per se, this books is an excellent resource for improving your skills with drawing and rendering the clothed figure. You can find it here http://www.amazon.com/Fashion-Illustration-Designers-Kathryn-Hagen/dp/0130983837/ref=pd_sxp_f_pt/102-0069748-1987343