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Full-Text Articles in Illustration
History, Methods, And Psychology Of Illustrations In Children's Literature, Kelsi Coleman
History, Methods, And Psychology Of Illustrations In Children's Literature, Kelsi Coleman
Scholars Day Conference
This was a two-part project that included a research element and a creative element. The essay paper includes research in multiple areas within illustration in children’s literature including the history of how illustration has developed in children’s literature, some of the methods in which children’s illustrations are created, and the psychology behind the effects of illustration in children’s literature.
The second part of the project was the creation of a children’s book. This book is designed to educate readers on the basics of illustration methods and to inspire children to value creation and creativity!
History, Methods, And Psychology Of Illustrations In Children's Literature, Kelsi Coleman
History, Methods, And Psychology Of Illustrations In Children's Literature, Kelsi Coleman
Honors Theses
This honors thesis includes two parts. The first is a paper written on the history of illustration in children's literature, the ways in which illustrations are created, and the psychological reasoning and effect of illustration in children's literature. The second part is a book created for children to inspire an interest in illustration and give basic information about different kinds of illustration.
Crafting Comics: My Journey Through The Creative Process, Carrie Hill
Crafting Comics: My Journey Through The Creative Process, Carrie Hill
Honors Theses
When I was 12 years old, I drew a short, goofy comic book that followed the adventures of Carrie Hill and her wacky friends. Now as a 22-year-old graphic design student, I've continued to draw comics because they can tell stories with great depth using only a sequence of images. Whenever I read Ben Hatke's Zita the Spacegirl or Kate Beaton's Hark! A Vagrant, I dream of publishing a graphic novel or comic strip. This dream prompted me to create several comics for my thesis, exploring different genres and styles. My original intention was to develop several 10-page comics, …
Burning Bright / Ardiendo Brillante, Sarah Engbrecht
Silver Streaks / Rayas De Plata, John Doss
Untitled, Janet Whytock
Friendship Trio / Trio Amistad, Hill Carrie
Untitled, Allisha Bates
The Color Of Your Heartbeat / El Color De Los Latidos Su Corazon, Sarah Engbrecht
The Color Of Your Heartbeat / El Color De Los Latidos Su Corazon, Sarah Engbrecht
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Untitled, Megan Trout
Untitled, Megan Trout
Keep Exploring / Sigue Explorando, Andy Henderson
Driven, Craig Martin
Roots, Ashley Keathley
Hickingbotham & The Commons, Treslyn Shipley
Shumba, Craig Martin
Show Me A Story: The Creative Process Of Communicating Truth Through A Picture Book, Katie Hopmann
Show Me A Story: The Creative Process Of Communicating Truth Through A Picture Book, Katie Hopmann
Honors Theses
After working at camp for six weeks during the summer of 2011, I was exhausted. I had great expectations to love the camp counselor life, but God was continuing to shape exactly how I would serve Him with my life. Driving home from camp, I was confused. I felt Called to minister to children and so badly wanted to be a "camp person." I wanted to be that awesome camp counselor, full of energy and fun, but I had discovered I was simply not. Like God often has, He spoke strongly to me when my pride was broken.
I had …
Mambo, Craig Martin
Mermaid, Gemma Guiomard
The Old Man, Kelsey Frink
Apple And Slice Orange, Katie Hopmann
Summer Cardinal, Katie Hopmann
Medical Illustration, Dusty Barnette
Medical Illustration, Dusty Barnette
Honors Theses
"When people ask me what I do for a living I tell them, 'I am a medical illustrator'. This response often elicits a look of confusion, along with the question, 'You're a what?"" This is the response often received by medical illustrator Monique Guilderson, after being asked the standard "What do you do for a living?" question. I think this one statement does an excellent job of summarizing the general public perception of the field. In fact, I myself would have responded the same way just a few years ago, but since I first came to realize that this is …
Rusted Comfort, Katie Hopmann
Boots & Rope, Katie Hopmann
Swansong, Anthony Ridgway
Endure, Katie Hopmann
The Story Of A Picture Book: A Process Analysis, Christy Evans
The Story Of A Picture Book: A Process Analysis, Christy Evans
Honors Theses
Creating a successful picture book is neither an easy nor simple process. The illustrations must-harmonize with the text, move the reader smoothly through a story, and be, as Burningham puts it, "verdant." To achieve this, an author/illustrator must be prepared for constant revision. In my story The Fantastic Transformation of Frog the main character experiences some bizarre changes, but reverts to his normal state in the end. Through my process of creating a picture book, my story also went through numerous changes, but, unlike the main character's changes, these changes were not reversed. They led to other changes.