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Mark Wigan is a lecturer at Hull College, UK. He has a progressive and multidisciplinary approach to illustration. An early pioneer of transglobal art in 1980s New York, Tokyo and London, his work has evolved into a multimedia archive chronicling the changing worlds of club culture and street style.

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Introduction How to get the most out of this book Chapter One: Getting started Ideas generation Research In focus: Yuko Kondo Sketchbooks Inspirations Chapter Two: Ways of drawing A history of illustration Outsider art The portrait In focus: Miles Donovan Life drawing Chapter Three: Experimenting Quotes Print workshop Cross-media and cultural cut-ups Chapter Four: Types of illustration Social commentary Caricature The decorative In focus: Aubrey Beardsley Reportage Underground urban street art In focus: Jean Michel Basquiat Fantastic worlds In focus: Jorge Goytizola In focus: A Secret Club In focus: Daniel Bueno Chapter Five: The new digital paradigm The next big thing in illustration In focus: Micah Lidberg In focus: Merjin Hos The future is now In focus: Catherine McIntyre Flexibility Chapter Six: A career in illustration Collaboration In focus: Priya Sundram In focus: Big Active Briefs and deadlines Industry insights Appendix The projects Glossary Canon of key artists and illustrators Bibliography Conclusion Index Acknowledgements

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      Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
      Publication Date: 13/09/2018
      ISBN13: 9781350095793, 978-1350095793
      ISBN10: 1350095796
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Mark Wigan is a lecturer at Hull College, UK. He has a progressive and multidisciplinary approach to illustration. An early pioneer of transglobal art in 1980s New York, Tokyo and London, his work has evolved into a multimedia archive chronicling the changing worlds of club culture and street style.

      Table of Contents
      Introduction How to get the most out of this book Chapter One: Getting started Ideas generation Research In focus: Yuko Kondo Sketchbooks Inspirations Chapter Two: Ways of drawing A history of illustration Outsider art The portrait In focus: Miles Donovan Life drawing Chapter Three: Experimenting Quotes Print workshop Cross-media and cultural cut-ups Chapter Four: Types of illustration Social commentary Caricature The decorative In focus: Aubrey Beardsley Reportage Underground urban street art In focus: Jean Michel Basquiat Fantastic worlds In focus: Jorge Goytizola In focus: A Secret Club In focus: Daniel Bueno Chapter Five: The new digital paradigm The next big thing in illustration In focus: Micah Lidberg In focus: Merjin Hos The future is now In focus: Catherine McIntyre Flexibility Chapter Six: A career in illustration Collaboration In focus: Priya Sundram In focus: Big Active Briefs and deadlines Industry insights Appendix The projects Glossary Canon of key artists and illustrators Bibliography Conclusion Index Acknowledgements

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