September 2010
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“The picture book is the best field for an illustrator.”
– Raymond Briggs
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WatchThe Future of the Book. (by IDEO)
This is an interesting look at what the future of books could be. Nelson and Coupland are intriguing concepts, but would they need to be integrated into a proprietary digital marketplace? Alice, on the other hand, seems to be nothing but gimmick.
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ArtJournal - New Video, New Puppets, New Stuff! →
Lucy Knisley and her new roommate, Nora Renick-Rinehart, are goofing around a bunch, and the results appear on their Burrow Blog. I love this new post including a fun paper puppet tutorial.
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Christoph Niemann: Short Deadlines Make You Think... →
I love Christoph’s work too.
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Mecanum Wheels HTML5 Demo →
Speaking of James Provost, here he experiments with creating illustrations you can interact with using HTML5. You can use keyboard shortcuts, or your fingers on a touch-screen.
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TechnicalIllustrators.org →
This link has been part of my back-log for a while. Local illustrator James Provost runs it along with illustrator Clint Ford. Great resource!
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New NYTimes blog dedicated to learning how to draw →
Line By Line
A series on learning the basics of drawing, presented by the artist and author James McMullan. Line By Line begins with installments on line, perspective, proportion and structure, and continues from there, using examples from art history to illuminate specific issues. Pencil and paper recommended.
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