May 2013
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March 2013
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February 2013
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Illustration lessons for you (and for me) #7
Become nocturnal.
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Illustration lessons for you (and for me) #6
Sometimes that great idea doesn’t come to you until you’re trying to sleep. Keep a notebook bedside to jot down those spontaneous concepts. That way you can revisit them in the morning after a good night’s sleep.
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Illustration lessons for you (and for me) #5
Don’t be afraid to ask questions; clarity means less scrapped roughs.
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Illustration lessons for you (and for me) #4
Photo Booth is an *~*~ AWESOME *~*~ drawing reference. Especially if you live alone.
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Illustration lessons for you (and for me) #3
Treat a rough drawing like a rough drawing. You might just be so loose and expressive with your mark-making that you end up liking it more than your typically rigid finished work. Then you can use/incorporate it into your final.
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Illustration lessons for you (and for me) #2
If you can’t sleep because you can’t stop thinking about those thumbnails you have to draw up and send off in the morning, just get up and do them. You’re awake anyway! And then you get to sleep in.
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Illustration lessons for you (and for me) #1
Always send more than one rough. Chances are they won’t pick the one that you fell in love with.
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January 2013
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