The first artist featured is Moebius a.k.a. Jean Giraud, a favourite from my teenhood.
Psst. I want one of those drawing gadgets too!
Tuesday 28 April 2009
I wanna be an illustrator
That's right. I've always wanted to be an illustrator. But there are always too many practical things in the way. For now I content myself with watching wonderful videos like this.
The first artist featured is Moebius a.k.a. Jean Giraud, a favourite from my teenhood.
Psst. I want one of those drawing gadgets too!
The first artist featured is Moebius a.k.a. Jean Giraud, a favourite from my teenhood.
Psst. I want one of those drawing gadgets too!
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Candy,
ReplyDeleteyour illustrations are extremely good. Sometimes I think you don't know how good you are. But I think it is a very tough trying to make a living as an illustrator - just as it is with trying to make money from writing.
Why didn't we pay attention in brain surgery, or rocket scientist class?