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luclatulippe: So, you’ve been illustrating for over 15 years… How about sharing your thoughts, experiences, stories, and advice with the younger illustrators out there? How have things changed since you started? Do you still mostly work with the same clients?  How do you keep your work fresh?  Are you considering a career-change of any kind? Do you maintain side-projects?  How do you see the future of your career?

luclatulippe:

So, you’ve been illustrating for over 15 years…

How about sharing your thoughts, experiences, stories, and advice with the younger illustrators out there?

  • How have things changed since you started?
  • Do you still mostly work with the same clients? 
  • How do you keep your work fresh? 
  • Are you considering a career-change of any kind?
  • Do you maintain side-projects? 
  • How do you see the future of your career?

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  1. anxietyvariety reblogged this from drawnblog
  2. johnsonsketchbook answered: Side projects are great wether they are experimental or for my main book. Opening horizons into identity design and writing has helped
  3. elguerra reblogged this from drawnblog
  4. neshu reblogged this from drawnblog
  5. neshu answered: wow, i draw since junior high, but first i sucked at it, really sucked, now i am half good, but yet a long way to go, thanks for askining
  6. jadersjet reblogged this from drawnblog
  7. johnsonsketchbook answered: 1. Most of the illustrators that I knew 20 yrs ago are now in the gaming industry. Had some clients for 13 yrs. I’m a
  8. catastrophic-cupcakes reblogged this from drawnblog
  9. joeymasonart answered: Being open to different arenas (print, web, concept art) has kept me working, and forced evolution. Keep a ‘style’ but adapt technique!
  10. fillmember reblogged this from drawnblog
  11. studiomiguel answered: Work is a lot easier to get to than ever before, but there is less of it.
  12. tuliobarrios answered: 1. i started with markers on paper-now all digital 2.clients depend on your portfolio 3.books,internet 4.no! 5.few 6. moving towards art?
  13. iddenwords reblogged this from drawnblog
  14. kyletwebster answered: I’m 10 years in, but I have a lot to share.