Friday, February 09, 2007
HOW TO FEEL MISERABLE AS AN ARTIST
- Constantly compare yourself to other artists.
- Talk to your family about what you do and expect them to cheer you on.
- Base the success of your entire career on one project.
- Stick with what you know.
- Undervalue your expertise
- Let money dictate what you do.
- Bow to Societal Pressures.
- Only do work that your family would love.
- Do whatever the client/customer/gallery owner/patron/investor asks.
- Set unachievable/overwhelming goals. To be accomplished by tomorrow.
ASSIGNMENTS
[12] - Wanna-be Academiers- June-July
Try to do the Illustration Academy assignments, or at least the idea-making and thumbnail part of it. Experiment, try something new, push yourself. Also use this time to catch up on old projects if you want![1] - SELF PORTRAIT - due Aug 31
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Chris | Cat | Erika | Sarah | Tyler | Heather[3] - HALLOWEEN - due Oct 2
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Cat[4] - EDITORIAL - due Oct 16
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Chris | Heather | Cat[5] - SHORT STORY - due Oct 30
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Heather | Tyler[7] - CELEB PORTRAIT - due Jan 31
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Tyler[8] - CONVERSATION - due Feb 28
Posted finishes:[9] - NIGHT COLOR - due Mar 31
Posted finishes:[10] - ENTERTAINMENT- due April 30
Posted finishes:[11] - MAD COW - due May 31
E-mail me if you need the article again Posted finishes:- *I'll update these if people update their finals
5 Comments:
heather, from what I can see it look awesome, but it won't let me view the larger version because "it has errors." Can you try saving it again (make sure it's RGB) and upload it again? I am excited about it.
fixed it to RGB!
I think the limited writing area on the stationary would be problematic. It looks like two-thirds of the page is taken up with the artwork. Everything else looks good. I especially like your business card.
I think the business card is my favorite as well! I think it's a really clever idea (don't forget), plus a really beautiful drawing.
What tyler said is what I was thinking - of course, if you designed your text space to balance nicely with the illustration of the hand, it could work really well. You just wouldn't have a ton of room to write, but you aren't writing an essay or anything. So it's all good. Oh and also as far as printing goes, it's pretty much impossible to print a bleed on an envelope (unless you print on paper, cut it out, and spray mount it to an envelope) but it's a good idea! For practical purposes you would want to design something a little simpler, maybe a tiny drawing of a hand since that's the recurring theme.
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