If you're trying to earn a living as an illustrator, it's important to know that different illustration markets pay very different prices. Commissions and products for the general public will typically pay the least, because the public doesn't have a lot of money to spend. Though...
Norman Rockwell is often associated with the conservative, racist politics of 1950s white America. So I thought it would be nice to share some of his lesser-known antiracist work from the 1960s. The Runaway, 1958, often associated with conservative politics Golden Rule, 1961 Much of his early work...
A Short History Lesson From 1890s - 1960s, in what is nostalgically known as the "Golden Age of Illustration," it was a no-brainer to have at least one full time illustrator on your design team. This changed in the 1960s, when the technology finally arrived to...
The discourse around people who are tired of "flat art" has been going on for several years now. So I've been wanting to do a break down of where flat art comes from, what are the misconceptions, what are the criticisms, and which criticisms are...
First of all, illustration's not for everyone, and that's ok. It can be a difficult, unstable career, and requires passion and commitment. Be aware that drawing will lose some of its fun when you turn it into work, and you might find you prefer drawing...