How to be a Successful Illustrator by Ray Evans

How to be a Successful Illustrator by Ray Evans

This is a guide to starting out as a freelance illustrator. Many areas of commercial illustration are covered, including cartooning, editorial and book-jacket illustrations, travel and architecture, advertizing work and greetings cards. The author looks at aspects of commercial illustrative work, from setting up a studio to preparing a portfolio, finding commissions, charging the correct rates and dealing with aspects such as copyright. Later chapters look at specific areas of illustration, including cartooning, editorial and architectural drawing, and advertizing work.

Evans, Ray: - Born in Liverpool in 1933, Ray Evans was evacuated to the South Wales town of Llanelli at the outbreak of World War II. He remained there until the cessation of hostilities in 1945. When he left school he spent two years in Egypt as a member of the Royal Army Medical Corps, before marrying in 1956. The author started a wholesale clothing business in 1964 and ran this enterprise successfully until 1995 when he and his family moved to the USA. Here he lived first in New England, but is now a resident in Virginia. He has been happily married to his wife, Lilian, for 49 years; they have two children and six grandchildren.

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ISBN 13	9780713466348
ISBN 10	0713466340
Title	How to be a Successful Illustrator
Author	Ray Evans
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Batsford Ltd
Year published	1993-03-05
Number of pages	96
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