Breaking into Comics
Julius Schwartz had a long and distinguished career both in science fiction and in comics. And in this article he gives his tips for writers and illustrators who want to break into comics.
Notes to the New Artist by Edd Cartier
/2 Comments/in Illustrator Articles/by Joni LabaquiArtist Edd Cartier, with over 50 years of experience in the field of illustration and commercial art, wrote this article with words of advice for new science fiction and fantasy illustrators.
The Illustrators of the Future by Will Eisner
/0 Comments/in Illustrator Articles/by Joni LabaquiWhile my own career has been spent in the practice of sequential art, a form that arranges images and text in an intelligent sequence to tell a story, I have nonetheless always been professionally involved in the fundamentals of illustration. I, therefore, feel I have accumulated enough experience with which to endow my advice with some credibility.
Pictures That Tell Stories
/0 Comments/in Illustrator Articles/by Joni LabaquiThis article was originally published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume XI. Mankind has used pictures to tell stories from the beginning of time. Recently, ancient cave paintings were discovered in France, and while cave paintings aren’t new discoveries, these are unlike anything seen before.
How to create an award-winning illustration
/0 Comments/in Illustrator Articles/by Guest BloggerHow does one actually create an award-winning illustration? Illustrators of the Future judges include some of the most famous illustrators of the 20 and 21st centuries—and are not easy to impress.
SF Illustration as Art by Frank Kelly Freas
/0 Comments/in Illustrator Articles/by Joni LabaquiFrank Kelly Freas was the first coordinating judge of the Illustrators of the Future Contest. Already a well established commercial artist and having known L. Ron Hubbard and having observed first hand Ron lending a helping hand to aspiring writers