Illustrator Q&A
18th January 2022, 19:00 - 20.00 (GMT)
Following the wonderful response to the last live Q&A, I’ll be running another session to start this next months series. Answering all of your illustration related queries from; how to develop a visual language, how to find your first commission, or even how to draw a person, the floor is open! Feel free to message me your creative queries in advance via instagram.
How to Become an Illustrator Q&A
18th September 2021, 19:00 - 20.00 (BST)
We’ll look at what it takes to get into the illustration industry, I’ll answer your questions as well as give you tips on what you can do to establish yourself.
Running your Illustration Business
27th January 2022, 19:00 - 20.00 (GMT)
We will discuss how to run an illustration enterprise from a business perspective. We will explore how to sustain yourself financially with commissioned work and as well as how to design and apply your illustrations onto products in order to sell and support yourself as an independent maker. We will look at the benefits of forming an illustration collective with your peers, self-publishing, and how to create a small print runs of books and zines.
How to Build a Portfolio
24th September 2021, 19:00 - 20.00 (BST)
We’ll cover the basic framework of what it takes to build a successful portfolio. I’ll also give you advice on how best to approach your potential clients.
Drawing from Text to Final Artwork
30th January 2022, 19:00 - 20.00 (GMT)
In this session we will look at the process of responding to a brief, starting with how to get the most important information from the text as well as how to generate ideas for your first initial sketches. Followed by how to develop these drawings into a finalised artwork. With a focus on working with a client in a professional context, this webinar should help demystify or enhance your method of working.
An Introduction to Editorial Illustration
27th September 2021, 19:00 - 20.00 (BST)
We’ll take a look at what exactly editorial illustration is, and how using conceptual imagery can create thought provoking and striking artworks.