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How to be an Illustrator

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Konečně skutečně praktická pomoc pro ilustrátory na volné noze. Kniha vám vysvětlí, jak se vyhnout nástrahám, které mohou zničit vaši kariéru, poradí jak zapůsobit na klienta, vytvořit si dobré portfolio apod. Obsahuje i rozhovory s devíti věhlasnými ilustrátory. This book explains how to avoid the pitfalls that can ruin a career, with advice on crucial first impressions, how to create a portfolio and approach clients, how to negotiate contracts, and how to handle, deliver and bill the first job. It discusses setting up a studio, maintaining a steady flow of work and managing time and money, and also provides information on successful self-promotion, self-publishing, and the pros and cons of agents. Packed with useful tips gleaned from the authors own career and his work as an agent handling major artists in the US and UK, the book includes interviews with nine big-name illustrators. The reader benefits from their experience of starting out; what they learnt or noticed during the metamorphosis from student to professional; what their expectations and experiences have been. In addition, art directors and commissioners describe how they like to be approached and the ways they really dislike.

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How to be an Illustrator, Rees Darrel

Język
Rok wydania
2008
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Tytuł
How to be an Illustrator
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2008
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
160
ISBN10
1856695301
ISBN13
9781856695305
Seria
Ocena
4 z 5
Opis
Konečně skutečně praktická pomoc pro ilustrátory na volné noze. Kniha vám vysvětlí, jak se vyhnout nástrahám, které mohou zničit vaši kariéru, poradí jak zapůsobit na klienta, vytvořit si dobré portfolio apod. Obsahuje i rozhovory s devíti věhlasnými ilustrátory. This book explains how to avoid the pitfalls that can ruin a career, with advice on crucial first impressions, how to create a portfolio and approach clients, how to negotiate contracts, and how to handle, deliver and bill the first job. It discusses setting up a studio, maintaining a steady flow of work and managing time and money, and also provides information on successful self-promotion, self-publishing, and the pros and cons of agents. Packed with useful tips gleaned from the authors own career and his work as an agent handling major artists in the US and UK, the book includes interviews with nine big-name illustrators. The reader benefits from their experience of starting out; what they learnt or noticed during the metamorphosis from student to professional; what their expectations and experiences have been. In addition, art directors and commissioners describe how they like to be approached and the ways they really dislike.