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I get a lot of emails from illustration students and young cartoonists. Sometimes they ask to interview me for a class assignment, sometimes they’re recent graduates looking for advice on how to transition from art student to professional illustrator/cartoonist. I get emails asking about how I promote my work, how to “break into” illustration or comics, how to find clients, how to gain a following on the internet, etc. I usually laugh a little as I read all these emails because I myself am still really struggling to make ends meet as a full time illustrator and cartoonist. I understand the daunting feeling that comes with the end of college or the decision to leave a day job and take those first steps towards a career as an illustrator or cartoonist, having gone through it myself not that long ago. If you don’t enjoy drawing enough to want to do it every single day then you should probably find another line of work! Creativity is a muscle. Again, creativity is a muscle. Wow!

How to Think of What to Draw: 23 steps (with pictures) This article was co-authored by Kathy Leader. Kathy Leader is an Artist based in Santa Barbara, California. She is the Owner of The Art Process, an innovative in-person and virtual art studio. With more than 36 years of art education experience, she specializes in providing mixed media art workshops for individuals and groups. In addition, she works with businesses and organizations to build morale, encourage creative problem-solving, and find de-stressing tools. Co-authors: 76 Updated: June 5, 2025 Views: 1,795,907 Article SummaryX If you love drawing but you can't think of what to draw, you can find inspiration all around you. Did this summary help you?

How To Steal Like An Artist by Austin Kleon - StumbleUpon Wednesday, March 30th, 2011 Buy the book: Amazon | B&N | More… Here’s what a few folks have said about it: “Brilliant and real and true.” Read an excerpt below… Tags: steal like an artist Liquid [Hip]: ArtRage Is A Catalyst For Creativity When you think back to the prelaunch of the iPad, there seemed to be an abundance of skeptics. Many likened the iPad to an oversized iPhone, which had also endured its share of skeptics just a few years earlier — people who tended to see the world based on what they knew instead of what they didn't know. Steve Jobs was different. Sometimes I wonder if even Jobs knew what he had in the development of the tablet. A quick overview of three drawing and painting apps. Most artists and designers have already found their favorite apps as they rolled out over the last few years. Like many art apps, SketchBook Pro was designed especially for tablets and digitized pen tablets. The art tools in the arsenal include pencils, pens, markers, and airbrushes. Brushes was one of the first art applications designed for the iPhone and then the iPad. Brushes can be fun and plenty of people have created some amazing work. ArtRage has an edge because its functionality expands with the artist.

Abandoned Disney, Part 1 "QUANTUM SHOT" #726Link - article by Avi Abrams Abandoned Discovery Island & Other Fantastic Sites of Imagination As part of our Abandoned Places series, we featured many old amusement parks and former playgrounds that acquired that special haunting and quaint quality of decay through years of closure or sheer neglect. We covered abandoned theme parks in China, Japan and Korea... and we also touched on some dilapidated places of former amusement in America (see here) - but today we have something special for you. (all photos courtesy Nomeus, the founder of Flurbex "The Home Of Florida's Urban Explorers") Our guest today is Nomeus, veteran urban explorer and expert on abandoned places in Florida, the founder of Flurbex "The Home Of Florida's Urban Explorers" site. Abandoned Discovery Island, 1974-1999 Located in the middle of Bay Lake, this island is off-limits to park visitors today (it was closed back in 1999, with the introduction of Animal Kingdom). (images credit: Shane Perez)

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