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Illustration Vs.Drawings
Drawings- are visual expressions used to convey feelings and emotions evoked within the artist. On the other hand, illustrations-are visual expressions that help people further understand and visualize the accompanying textual content.
While an illustration is there to explain something visually, art paintings have are not connected to any information. They are a subject of interpretation.
Graphic Design-Usually, graphic designers work with ready-made objects, and their task is to create suitable compositions from them. Illustrators create products themselves (even if they are collages). The main task of the designer is to create a successful product that will meet the requirements of the customer and the needs of the target audience.

Concepts and Core Competencies-
Using Lines to Produce Volume:
Tools and materials
Function of Lines
Drawing Basic Shapes
Lines in producing illusion of volume Elements of Design
Creating Drawings According to Proportion:

Correct Proportion in Drawing
Layout figures and objects
Isometric Drawings
Enhancement of Drawings Illustration Clean up Human Figures
Facial Expression and Gestures

Source-out Concepts for Own Drawing:
Collecting, Organizing, and Reviewing Information
Interpreting Concepts
IPR
Theoretical and Historical Concepts
Designing a concept

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:
Book Illustrator-works alongside an author to produce artwork that will accompany the story
in a book
Comic Artist-uses sequential images to develop characters and plots through comic strips and books
Medical Illustrator-depicts body parts and aspects of operation in order to help medical professionals
Courtroom Illustrator-responsible for illustrating
courtroom scenes where cameras are banned
Storyboard Illustrator-plans out all the shots before
Forensic Artist-responsible for creating sketches of suspects based on descriptions from witnesses
Fashion Illustrator-typically works in either a design or advertising setting to bring
clothing ideas to life.


+ Entrepreneurship - the activity of setting up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.
+ Entrepreneur - are those with the skills and capabilities to see and evaluate business
opportunities.

Employee - working full-time at a company. This means a "conventional" job at an office, with a boss.
Freelancer - doing commissions for clients. This means being paid by various clients to work on specific projects for them. You usually work from home.
Direct sales illustrator - selling art directly to the public. This means selling finished artwork directly to buyers. You are working merely for yourself, not for clients.

Committed
•Responsible
• Dedicated
• Devoted
• Engaged •Self-driven

Hardworking
•Diligent
•Consistent
•Improving performance

Disciplined
• Self-control
• Firm
• Routine
• Determination

Confident

Self-reliance
•Positive
•Assertive
•Courageous
• Self-belief

Ability to accept change
• Adaptable
• Flexible
•Resilience

Creative
• Innovative
• Ideas
•Unique
• Imaginative

Risk-taker
•Persistent
•Do not give-up
easily
• Gamble

Profit-oriented
•Monetary
• Invested
• Income

Important skills of an
Sucessful Entrepreneur
• Excellent planner
• Possesses
• people skills
• Sound decision maker

An illustration degree sets up graduates with these skills to have successful careers in a variety of fields. The Animation Career Review explains, "Most illustrators choose to work in art, publishing, advertising, gaming, or multimedia. Just a few job titles include animator, game developer, designer, creative director, art director, installation design, book illustrator, caricature artist, comic book artist, exhibition designer, painter, sketch artist, storyboard artist, mural designer, instructor, and freelance artist."
What does an Illustrator do?
An illustrator typically gets hired or commissioned to produce images on their own or visual representations which accompany text and ideas. Next, an illustrator's workflow usually includes the following steps, according to a feature from Career Explorer: 1) discussing the client's illustration and design needs; 2) negotiating price and deadlines; 3) developing a sample to go over with the client; 4) producing the illustrations by the deadline.


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