
Thoughts, Insights, and Lessons on the Art, History, and Practice of Illustration | Written by Giuseppe Castellano
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Here’s the Extra Credit for Episode 372 of The Illustration Department Podcast—with Kathleen Merz, Editorial Director at Eerdmans Books for Young Readers.
Here’s the Extra Credit for Episode 372 of The Illustration Department Podcast—with...
Far too many illustrators misuse the color brown. And it’s ruining their work.
If you’ve participated in any of my bi-weekly critique groups, or if you’ve done a mentorship with me, you’ve probably heard me comment on how your use of brown...
There is no Extra Credit for Episode 371 of The Illustration Department Podcast—with award-winning illustrator, Yuko Shimizu.
There is no Extra Credit for Episode 371 of The Illustration Department Podcast—with award-winning illustrator, Y...
The Artist behind Citizen 13660
Miné Okubo was born on June 27, 1912, in Riverside, California. Eight years earlier, her mother and father—a calligrapher and a scholar, respectively—represented Japan at The Saint Louis World Exposition.
Here’s the Extra Credit for Episode 370 of The Illustration Department Podcast—with award-winning illustrator and writer, Jon Klassen.
Here’s the Extra Credit for Episode 370 of The Illustration Department Podcast—with award-winning illust...
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We support illustrators through online mentorships, workshops, portfolio reviews, a “Top Podcast”, and more. | Founded in 2015 by Giuseppe Castellano
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