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Artist Review

Artist Review. Meg, HUNT. ‘I can see an illustration and it might look great but if it doesn't make me think a little bit or really strike me with its humour or emotion I'll just walk away or close the magazine or whatever. If I come back to it more than once, it's hooked me.’.

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Artist Review

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  1. Artist Review Meg, HUNT ‘I can see an illustration and it might look great but if it doesn't make me think a little bit or really strike me with its humour or emotion I'll just walk away or close the magazine or whatever. If I come back to it more than once, it's hooked me.’

  2. Distinctive style Sense of play Sense of joy Utopia of the charmingly weird Style: Saturated with colour and pattern Content – animals, strange monsters, secret meetings, people in disguises and inconceivable surroundings. Charming and colourful creature-based illustrations Lettering and Patterns for visual development and the editorial/publishing market. Silkscreening Comics Flat uses of colour and graphic lines Less dependent on line, more interested in shape, pattern and abstraction Texture, painterly,

  3. Artists of Inspiration

  4. Meg’s Creative Process • Draw something (usually in colored pencil or sometimes in regular mechanical pencil) on paper, usually Bristol board if I’m inking • Ink it (often using white ink over the black after for added interest) or leave the pencil sketch as it is • Scan the artwork or sketch • Color in Photoshop, in layers, often set to multiply

  5. gouache • inked my line art with a Kolinsky brush (I’ve been using a #1 Kolinsky Designer brush from Rosemary & Co lately) or with a dip pen (usually a g-nib). • Photoshop CS • scanning in cut painted paper, scribbled brushmarks, charcoal for custom brushes, and ink washes.

  6. How she inspires me

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