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ImagineFX Issue 43

This month we’re featuring some of Asia’s new manga superstars, and who better to start things of than cover artist Stanley Lau with his much loved character Pepper. We talk to Stanley about the Pepper Project and the rise of his Imaginary Friends Studio, then we turn our attention to Chester Ocampo and the art of creating a manga-inspired special effects-attired character. In two of our workshops we focus on colour and light - Trevor Claxton shows us how to take images from black and white to colour with minimum fuss, and Ioan Dumitrescu takes us through the lighting of a night-time sci-fi scene. We then take the plunge with Lucasfilm’s Jerome Moo as he creates an aquatic scene using special water effects. <a href="http://ad.doubleclick.net/jump/fut.gb.imaginefx/ros;tile=2;sz=300x250;ord=123456789?" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"><img src="http://ad.doubleclick.net/ad/fut.gb.imaginefx/ros;tile=2;sz=300x250;ord=123456789?" http://www.imaginefx.com/02287754332380807597/imaginefx-issue-43.html
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http://www.greetingcardassociation.org.uk/info-resource/artists/freelance-designing-for-greeting-card-industry

Freelance Artists - GCA: The Greeting Card Association

Designing for the Greeting Card Industry The UK population spends £1.5 billion a year on greeting cards - more than it spends on tea and coffee - yet finding a route into this fiercely competitive industry is not always easy. There are two main options, either to become a greeting card publisher yourself or to supply existing greeting card publishers with your artwork and be paid a fee for doing so. The idea of setting up your own greeting card publishing company may sound exciting, but this decision should not be taken lightly.
February’13: US$ 6,046.22 Monthly Note: + 123RF has became my fourth highest income earner. February 2013 was the best month so far with sales were ten times or 1000% (Yes, it’s one with three zeros) more of what they were in February 2012. If you go down below you’ll see that their Alexa ranking is also increasing steadily. Hope it would continue as I upload more photos to the agency. http://www.dphotojournal.com/sell-photos-online/

Selling Photos Online

http://www.shutterpoint.com/Learn-Selling.cfm

Selling Photos - ShutterPoint Stock Photography

Whether you are a pro photographer or a newbie, selling photos online requires knowing a few tricks. Tips presented here will help you make your images more attractive for potential stock photo buyers and position them higher in the search results. To jump to a particular section, use links below:

Free Online Keywording Tool, IPTC editor, suggestions for photo tags

Welcome to Yuri Arcurs’ free keywording tool for editing the IPTC data of your stock images. This tool will suggest keywords based on similar images, and it lets you compare keyword popularity. The site aims to serve the needs of photographers and illustrators in their quest to tag/keyword their images. It helps you to easily find proper keywords that people are actually using in their searching process. If you choose keywords while taking into consideration their popularity among customers, you can significantly increase your income from the sales of your images. http://arcurs.com/keywording/
http://finearts.uwaterloo.ca/digitalMaterial.html Candidates submitting digital support material that does not correspond to the following guidelines may result in their application being considered incomplete, resulting in its withdrawal from the competition. Therefore, test your material before submitting to ensure that it has been formatted correctly. It is your responsibility to ensure that all material reaches the Department of Fine Arts intact and in a readable format.

Department of Fine Arts | Faculty of Arts | University of Waterloo

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How would a photographer submit work to an ad agency or magazine? - Yahoo!7 Answers

My advice is to contact someone a little further down the food chain then the head of the art department. Look at magazine mastheads and contact people with titles like "deputy" or "assistant" photography editor. They are more likely to have the time to actually look at your work. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111123172352AADC3sy
Rosa Bonheur William Hunt Duke of Argyll’s son Miss Marsh http://blogs.princeton.edu/graphicarts/2011/06/victorian_photo_album.html

Victorian Photography Album - Graphic Arts

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