This episode of Illustration Isolation features photo ref by the talented commercial photographer Travis Carroll. Featured artists include Cassandra Loomis Kim, John English, Bill Koeb, Raymond Bonilla, and photographer Travis Carroll. Topics covered include professional development as an illustrator, inspiration as a photographer, and fostering a great environment for creative production.
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Episode 51: Ghosts, UFOs, and the Value of Traditional Art School
Draw alongside artists such as Dale Stephanos, Cassandra Loomis Kim, John English, Jon Neimeister, Bill Koeb, and more in the first episode of Season 2! This week’s episode features photos courtesy Cory Popp.
We’re all about creating the most creative and motivating space this week. We gathered our favorite interactive museums and moments from #illustrationisolation perfect for this long holiday weekend.
Want to start working on your video game characters? Take a look at some of our favorite ways to design video game characters easily. Now is the perfect time to create a portfolio that will jump-start your career in the entertainment and concept art industry!
Storytelling is an essential skill for all illustrators. Whether you’re planning a children’s book, or an editorial illustration for a major publication, you’ll need to tell a story.
About the episode: This episode features an all star collection of artists including Montalvo Machado, Bill Koeb, John English, Raymond Bonilla, Dale Stephanos, and C. F. Payne. This week, we share conversations about self-improvement, staying sane during quarantine, and making better art. We also discussed our latest announcement regarding Studio Bridge, a groundbreaking platform, officially available for beta users this month. If you subscribe now, you will gain access to a 30 day free trial.
It doesn’t matter if you have been a professional artist for six months or sixty years! Everyone agrees that constant practice and education improves your work and portfolio. Working within a visual arts field means you are constantly adjusting to new information and techniques. The best way to learn is from educators who are industry experts!
Creating Storyboards for Animation
Cultivating story-boarding skills begins with drawing, and ends with a lively career helping animators bring their stories to life through storyboard panels. Find out how to create a portfolio tailored for the animation industry.
About the episode: This episode features illustrators such as Raymond Bonilla, John English, Don Kilpatrick, Dale Stephanos, Audrey Benjaminsen, Vanesa R. Del Rey, and Bill Koeb. The theme for tonight’s drawing event was Underdogs from Fiction. Also don’t miss this very short-term offer to try out the Studio Bridge Beta offer.
Concept artists and concept designers share so many similarities, but there is a difference! Let’s dive into the world of entertainment art, animation, video games, and graphic design to explore the different roles concept artists and concept designers inhabit.