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Thinking Visually: Basic Illustration
The first book in the Basics Illustration series, Thinking Visually, features the work of more than one hundred international illustrators, educators and students demonstrating diverse visual languages, contexts, ideas, techniques and skills.
The handbook's aim is to introduce fundamental techniques, inspire, inform and act as a useful resource
on international contemporary practice. The book looks at how illustrators develop their own personal visual language by learning the basics, being open minded, imaginative and hardworking.
Thinking Visually explores the importance of ideas, research, drawing and experimentation and is an educational tool featuring short exercises, methods, workshops, techniques, media and a range of historical and comtemproray contexts.
Contemporary illustrators, engaged in a diverse range of approaches, have contributed artwork and commentaries on visual thinking, working processes, their inspirations and education.
Introduction
Inspirations
Outsider Art
Experimental Workshop
Underground Urban Art
Printmaking
Collaboration
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