Sentences with phrase «trained as an illustrator»

I was trained as an illustrator and didn't come from a particularly artistic background.

Having originally trained as an illustrator of children's books, Benjamin Parker is now practicing fine art and his work is characterised by dark, inky colours.

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Larry Phillippe, Director of Photography Trained as a painter and illustrator, Larry Phillippe has been working in communications and independent filmmaking for 20 + years, applying these skills as a videographer, editor, and producer / director.

Teachers attend training days where they work directly with author - illustrators and learn related techniques to use in their own teaching such as creating characters by first drawing and discussing them.

Specialist training from published author - illustrators and the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education (CLPE) expert teachers helps primary teachers to develop their understanding of the craft of picture book creation as a way of raising children's achievement in literacy.

I initially trained as a visual artist, and have worked variously as an illustrator, designer...

After initially training as an architect, for seven years in total, the now - illustrator always knew he wanted to draw for a living.

He received his formal training as a medical illustrator at The North East Wales Institute and has worked internationally since 1995.

Orozco's artistic training developed out of his experiences as a student in Mexico and as an illustrator for independent newspapers.

Trained in Holland as an illustrator he joined the Federal Art Program during the Great Depression and met almost every artist, art critic, writer, poet and musician during this period who would later gain fame and attention in American culture.

Trained and employed as an illustrator and animator early on, Thiebaud asserted himself as a painter only gradually, zigzagging his way among powerful creative personalities as various as Robert Mallary (1917 - 97), Rico LeBrun (1900 - 64) and, during a sojourn in New York, Willem de Kooning (1904 - 97), Franz Kline (1910 - 62) and Barnett Newman (1905 - 70).