Letters from an Illustrator
Charlene PeruchiA place to read about the history of illustration, find inspiration, develop your creativity, and learn about picture books.
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My setup for making sublimation mugs at home
Part 01 ✦ Equipment, costs, decisions, and everything I put together to start making sublimation mugs
Over the past few months, I’ve learned a lot of new things while opening a small online shop in Germany. But if there’s one thing I never...
The artist who turned absurd machines into a legacy that entered the dictionary
What if I told you that one of the greatest illustrators of the Golden Age attended some of the leading art schools in London, but chose to abandon the academic path before completing his studies?
William Heath Robinson was born into a fam...
What is Letters from an Illustrator?
During the past three months, I’ve been showing up here less frequently due to the intensive German course I’m currently taking and other things that have been happening in my life. This period of distance actually gave me space to think mo...
BSC #12 – How to draw scenarios with three-point perspective [Perspective Part 03]
After an unplanned break, I’m back to our Background Study Club🎉—and we’re continuing our mini-series on perspective. We’ve already covered the one-point and the two-point perspective, and now we’ll move on to the three-point perspective....
BSC #11 – Get to know two-point perspective [Perspective Part 02]
In the first text of this mini-series, we looked at the basic concepts of perspective and how to identify and draw scenes in one-point perspective. Now it’s time to add one more vanishing point so we can create more dynamic scenes.
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Charlene Peruchi is an artist and aspiring children’s book author-illustrator who loves stories about feelings, animals, and folktales.
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