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Seagulls, a Festival of Illustration and the MA-does-crowdfunding (whew!)
Well, another long ol’ hiatus (traditional apologies…), but it’s all getting a trifle hectic here on the MA Children’s Book Illustration course… Here’s a rather stressed-out looking seagull by way of illustration (pun fully – and inescapably – intended): In … Continue reading
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Tagged axel scheffler, birgitta sif, Bologna, Bologna Children's Book Fair, Cambridge School of Art, Carolina Rabei, cats, children's illustration, CSA, degree show, digital, dogs, exhibition, Festival of Illustration, fundraising, illustration, james mayhew, Katie, kickstarter, MA Children's Book Illustration, Marta Altes, Photoshop, sea tiger, seagulls, Simona Ciraolo, victoria turnbull
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Back to school…
OK, a good 5 weeks after actual schools (and, ergo, Marvellous Dave…), but yes, last Thursday, 2 October, was our first day back to the graphite- and miscellaneous-other-art-media-scented studios of the Cambridge School of Art, and marked the commencement of … Continue reading
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Tagged bird, budgie, cake, Cambridge School of Art, Children's Book Illustration MA, children's illustration, cockatiel, cockatoo, colour, Derwent pencils, digital, House of Illustration, humour, illustratedbyamanda, illustration, Inktense, seagull, sketch, sketchbooks, watercolour
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Illustrators: Assemble!
So, after the disgorging of sketchbooks from the initial stages of the MA, I had intended to continue in uncharacteristically logical, sequential fashion by posting further sketchbook pages from the second module (appropriately entitled ‘The Sequential Image’). However, I felt that … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Pike, Amanda Pollard, Anglia Ruskin University, Beth Woollvin, Cambridge School of Art, Children's Book Illustration MA, Chris Inns, Coningsby Gallery, Dan Ungurenau, Danni Gowdy, David Roberts, Emily Gravett, Gemma Merino, graphite, illustratedbyamanda, illustration, Macmillan Prize, Morag Hood, PanMacmillan, picture books, picturebooks, prize, students, watercolour
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Send her packing!
I know, I know – there’s been woefully little going on in this inconsequential little corner of t’internet over recent weeks, but just thought I’d shoehorn in this (rather smudgy) small offering for Illustration Friday before last week’s farewell topic … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration Friday
Tagged Anglia Ruskin, Cambridge School of Art, farewell, graphite, illustration, line, MA, pencil, sketch
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