Letters from an Illustrator
Charlene PeruchiWelcome to Letter from an Illustrator! Here, I write about the artists, books, and eras that have shaped the history of illustration; and I share discoveries, references, studies, creative exercises, and a glimpse behind the scenes of my process.
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Artists behind the enchanting backgrounds of Disney’s Golden Age
Disney films have marked generations of people. But we could say that the studio’s early films have a kind of magic that would be difficult to achieve in today’s productions. Perhaps it’s because these films were all traditionally animated,...
I just want to paint without overthinking
So I created a little exercise to play with color palettes.
I’ve been wanting to study color palettes more for a while now, so I can improve the way I use color in my own illustrations. And thinking about it, why not study together? So, in...
How do you analyze the story of a picture book?
Questions I’ve learned to ask when reading a picture book.
One of the tasks of someone who wants to become an illustrator and author of picture books is to analyze them to understand how they are illustrated and written. When it comes to t...
What happened to the paints that fell out of use?
The idea for this text came up when I was writing the story of Eyvind Earle. During my research (yes, in times of AI, I still do my own research to write here for you), there was a video showing him making a painting outdoors, using waterco...
ASC #13 – Making perspective drawing less scary
After a long break from our Background Study Club series, we are back, but now with a new name for the series: Art Study Club. I felt like I needed to expand the areas of interest in our studies, because I was getting tired of writing only...
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Hi! I'm Charlene. Nature, animals, folktales, and coziness inspire me. I like to read and write about the history of illustration and creativity.
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