December 2011
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THIS! THIS! And it’s one of a number of videos about and by Ed Emberley on Lynda.com.
(via Tutorials | Ed Emberley Children’s Book Illustrator)
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Joy to the World
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Want to participate in a 12-week paid animation... →
Canadian cartoonists, animators, and filmmakers, take note. Paid apprenticeship! Montreal! Twelve weeks! The NFB! That’s all pretty fabulous. I’m almost positive one of my Drawn pals blogged this here already, but I think it’s worth posting twice. Deadline is January 24, 2012.
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Please take this suggestion: Pretend we’re dead.
– With kind respects to students who contact freelancers about doing interviews (always around this time of year I’ve noticed), I shall be redirecting you to this post by Marian Bantjes from now on.
I’ve always felt these “interview assignments” bordered on the lazy (on both the teacher’s part as...
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Think about the marks you want to make on the paper in front of you… the ones...
– Some great illustration advice and questions answered for students (and non-students) in Jillian Tamaki’s new FAQ
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Two more favourite books of the year
In my haste to publish my annual list of books, I neglected to include two (Canadian) gems from AdHouse Books, that rank with my favourite books of the year:
Even the Giants by Jesse Jacobs
Like Joe Lambert’s I Will Bite You, Even the Giants showcases the work of a young cartoonist still honing his skills and exploring the possibilities of the medium in short bursts. The book comprises a...
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What children’s drawings would look like if it... →
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Index of Canadian Illustrators - Index of Canadian... →
We’ve mentioned it before, but it bears repeating that Drawn’s very own Jaleen Grove maintains The Index of Canadian Illustrators. Go check it out!
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DUNNING-KRUGERDAR: The Schweizer Guide to Spotting... →
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The Schweizer Guide to Spotting Tangents
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I do compositional lectures a lot in my classes, as well as at the occasional convention. I’ve been asked to post them, so here’s part one: The Schweizer Guide to Spotting Tangents!
Comic art is, as a general rule, a line-based medium. I know, I know, there are plenty of artists whose work is painted, or who...
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Favourite Books of 2011 - John's Picks
2011 was another great year for books. As has become an annual tradition here are my favourite books from the past year, just in time for your holiday shopping — every one of these, perfect for the cartoon/illustration/design nerd on your list. Or get yourself a little something. Treat yourself.
Nobrow 6
Okay, I’m a little biased because I am contributor to this hefty and colourful book...
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A Sneak Peek at “Shapes & Smiles”: new works by Jolby (aka Josh Kenyon and Colby Nichols). Opening: December 16th at Subtext Gallery in San Diego, CA. Looks fantastic. (Wishing I could be there!)
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