Illustration
Part 2 of my photos from the MICA thesis show. It was really super inspiring.
I didn’t write down everyones information so some of these artists are a mystery to me. If anyone knows, feel free to add the information!
Tagged: Part 1 of my photos from the MICA thesis show. It was really super inspiring.
I didn’t write down everyones information so some of these artists are a mystery to me. If anyone knows, feel free to add the information!
No more school means time to work on projects I want to work on! Yay!
Doing a series called “But We Are Not Men,” based on my favorite Game of Thrones ladies. Currently working on Sansa.
What program do you use for your illustrations? I'm a graphic designer and I'm always curious as to what different people use.
Photoshop CS5!
I want to try and get into illustrator though. I hear it’s the bees knees from other graphic designers and illustrators.
Hi! Your art seems very nice, I live in MD too, and I'm planning to major in illustration, one of the colleges I'm planning to try and get in is MICA, may I ask how their illustration program is there? Thanks!
Thank you!
I really like the illustration program here. The teachers are all super helpful, and really want you to succeed.
That being said, I think the program is best suited for those who want to go into comics and concept design. A lot of the illustration classes seem to revolve around concept art, character design, and sequential art.
Now with that being said (bringing it back around) there are classes for people who are looking for a different experience in illustration. A couple of teachers focus on the traditional editorial illustration, and there is another who works with you on starting your own business. And there are really interesting classes. There are classes for book illustration and some geared toward more traditional media. (For instance, this semester I took a map making class and next semester I am taking “Illustrating the Edible.”)
It all depends on what you want to do and who you take. I’ve had 95% positive experience with my teachers and classes, while my friend? Not so much.
But I honestly love going to MICA. If you work hard, you can get a lot out of it!
Here’s the collaborated board game! We had about two weeks to work on it.
The basic principle of the game is that you are competing to become the legend of Woodland High through nefarious activities.
Graphic Design: Zara Gerson
Illustrations: Phoebe Thomas, Laura Langston, and Roshny Patel
I just found your blog and I am squeeing at all the cuteness! Keep up the great work!!!
aww thank you so, so, much!
Some of the illustrations for our board game. Once again, the great Phoebe (http://phoebeillustrates.com) collaborated with me on them.
