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Copyrights and illustration
ILLUSTRATION CONTRACT --> http://businessofillustration.com/go-illustration-contract/
The rights can also be sold on an exclusive or non-exclusive basis. Exclusive means only one buyer can use the artwork. Thus if you bought exclusive book cover rights for an illustration, it won’t be popping up on some other book in addition to your own. Obviously you’ll generally want exclusive rights if you’re producing a product to be sold in order to avoid confusion.
On the other hand, if you’re illustrating a magazine article, chances are you don’t much care if that picture shows up in some other magazine a year from now. In such a case you could save a little cash by purchasing non-exclusive magazine illustration rights.
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5 Ways to Create Opportunities with Bobby Chiu by Bobby Chiu & Flynn Ringrose 1 - "No" really means "Not right now." One of the most imp...
Bobby is the founder and creator of Imaginism Studios in Toronto, Canada. He presently does multimedia concept design, having created characters, creatures, and beasts for such blockbuster motion pictures as Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland and Men in Black 3. In addition, he is an avid support
Business plan for artists
The Business Statement This describes your business goals. It includes what you plan to sell and any additional sources of income such as private teaching and merchandising.
The Production Plan This is about how you plan to produce the art, how long it will take, plus required facilities, equipment, art supplies and hired help. Add office equipment, supplies and business services, such as legal and accounting fees.
The Financial Plan This important component encompasses the amount of money you expect to earn and the amount needed to begin or expand your business. As a rule, your operating expenses should be less than twenty percent of your income. That should be your ideal goal.
The Marketing Plan This part describes your market, your customers and your competition. It explains the unique features of your art or art service and benefits to the buyer. It includes where you plan to advertise, what marketing materials you will generate to reach your prospective buyers, and investments you will make to expand your markets.
http://renee-phillips.com/create-your-art-business-plan/
http://creativesandbusiness.com/2922-artists-you-need-a-business-plan/
Pricing for illustrators
Links The Dark Art of Pricing How much to charge for illustrations - by Heather Castle Awesome video about pricing by children's book illustrator Will Terry Pricing your work - by Daniel Will-Harris Getting paid - by Amanda Hall A designer guide to pricing - by Go Media How to charge for your graphic design work - by Go Media
Art mailers / Promo postcards
“Promotional MailersThe promotional mailer is still the most popular method of getting your work into art directors’ hands (though, I suspect over time, will be less common as we move towards a fully digital society). A typical promo mailer is the standard 4″ x 6″ postcard, though you can certainly go larger or do something funkier like a booklet, calendar, or silkscreen print. It’s best to send out three to four mailers a year—usually seasonal. This helps to remind art directors that you’re still alive and keeps your work on the top of their piles for consideration. A standard 4″ x 6″ postcard mailed to 1,000 art directors runs around $500 (including postage).”
High quality CG tutorials and lighting tutorials, digital art and Blender tips with Gleb Alexandrov. Click here to learn more.
Mike Azevedo is a freelance concept artist and illustrator from Sao Paulo, Brazil. He has worked on projects such as League of Legends, Hex, Legendgs of the Cryptids, and worked for clients such as Bluzzard, Guerrilla Games, Games Workshop, and Direwolf. In this episode, Mike discusses:
Writing Under a Pen Name 101 / Painting Under a Brush Name 101
IF YOU DRAW CUTE ANIMAL CHILDREN’S BOOKS AND GORE CREATURE CONCEPT ART AND YOU DON’T KNOW HOW TO MARKET YOURSELF. FOR EVERYONE THAT DOESN’T WANT TO LIMIT THYSELF BY STYLE, GENRE, MEDIUM AND INDUSTRY... FOR EVERYONE WITH MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES --->
“ Using a pen name is something a lot of writers utilize if they are writing across multiple genres, especially if they write for academics or young adult and then romance or erotica as well. The beauty of writers is that we are diverse. Within us is the drive and desire to explore all aspects of our being, all facets of our talent, and to share it with the world. So what do you do when you want to write academic papers and ravaging rouge romance? You use a pen name, my friend!
In love with colors, since 2002. A designer tool for creating color combinations that work together well. Formerly known as Color Scheme Designer. Use the color wheel to create great color palettes.
COLOR // Shadows and Highlights
BASE COLOR RED Â > RED + GREEN(its complimentary) = red objects shadow
CORE SHADOWS = always consisting of a cool color
lighten/darken the color with the same color but lighter/darker - red+brigter red / red + darker red
tone down colors/take the croma down > high key yellow + little purple (its complimentary) = low key yellow
warm lights - cool shadows + warm bounce light?
cool lights - warm shadows + cool bounce light
blend the bg color into shadows
ctrl + h = hide selected selection
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Welcome to the #arttips blog! The purpose of this blog will be to provide insight into the professional practice of illustration.
Don't be a dummy! Make a dummy! Read on to discover inside-tips from a published illustrator on how to successfully make a picture book dummy.
The Sketchbook Project is the world's largest library of artists' books, crowd-sourced from every corner of the globe. The project is changing the way creative people share their work while creating a worldwide community resource. By getting a sketchbook, you are joining the movement, adding your voice and becoming part of something huge. Draw, write, collage, cut, print, photograph - It starts with an idea.