Illustration is simply drawing with a point.
The Mix
Artist Statement
Drawing is linear mark making. Drawing is a way of understanding the world. It is a way to record our ideas. Drawing differs from illustration and painting in that it is personal. I illustrate to communicate an idea to an audience, but I draw for me. I may draw the figure, a building or a still life as an observational exercise. It differs from photography because I can take a picture and remain relatively objective, I can take a photograph of a scene without really seeing it, but drawing is completely subjective. Every stroke is a conscious decision. Illustration is simply drawing with a point – a point of view. You can doodle abstract lines on paper and identify it as a drawing, but if those same lines are drawn as a map for the purpose of giving someone directions, it is an illustration.
Sing like nobody’s listening. Dance like nobody’s watching. And color outside the lines for the fun of it.
Ramblings
A collection of articles, stories and a diagram of my family shrub -- things that kind of ramble around somewhere is the darkness of my brain.
The Kids Are Alright
“A delightfully fuzzy-headed raconteur.”
Matthew Porter
Communication Art Magazine
Wild Things
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