Sentences with phrase «illustration career»
The phrase "illustration career" refers to the profession of creating visual artworks, often for books, magazines, or advertisements. Full definition
The exhibition presents a unique and comprehensive study of the little - known twenty year illustration career of the realist master.
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After graduating with a degree in Advertising and Design a rather long time ago she pursued a editorial illustration career with a large helping of greetings cards whilst freelancing at Tigerprint.
When he began his magazine illustration career, working for such publications as Sports Illustrated and Time magazine, he found that his cartoons would more often than not feature a generic dog in the background.
Blotted line allowed him to create a variety of illustrations using the same initial pattern, important to his commercial illustration career when he could bring several ideas to clients.
After he came back to the United States of America, Edward returned to his illustration career but also began to exhibit his own art made during the time spent abroad.
A big part of my illustration career — a habit in my journals — an exercise for my students («The BIG HEADS») and a focus in the art I've loved.
While maintaining his illustration career, in 1994 he began designing for magazines like Musician, GQ, Outside and Icon.