Posted by: carovmusic | February 3, 2010

Conclusion

January’s over, and so is Illustration Month. I hope you had fun designing and drawing for the project. If you’ve got images you’d like to share, go ahead & post them on the Facebook page/the blog/or a link to your own blog. Can’t wait to see what you’ve created!

Posted by: carovmusic | January 1, 2010

Illustration Month Starts Today!

Hello everyone, it’s the New Year, and that means it’s time to start working on drawings & designs for Illustration Month. Quick reminder of how it works:

Illustrate a novel, news story, or piece of literature in the span of January with the media of your choice. The project is called “Illustration Month,” but that means you don’t have to draw exclusively. You can paint, photograph, print, sculpt, sew, or digitally create your images.

I’d like to see what everyone’s working on, so documenting your work & posting it on the blog or the Facebook page is strongly encouraged. (Send me your email and I can invite you to post on the blog).

I’ve heard a lot of great ideas for stories and designs, and look forward to seeing what everyone comes up with. Have fun drawing!

Posted by: carovmusic | December 3, 2009

Reading Up.

Hello Everyone!

One month until the project begins. Now’s a good time to start thinking about books, stories, or articles you might like to draw from. To get inspired and to see what other artists are working on, check out some of the art blog links on the right.

Post a link or leave your blog/website in the comments, I’ll add them to the list.

Posted by: carovmusic | November 21, 2009

Illustration Month is on Facebook!

The Event Page:

Illustration Month

RSVP for updates.

Posted by: carovmusic | November 5, 2009

Welcome to Illustration Month.

Welcome to Illustration Month.

Inspired by NaNoWriMo and the 24-Hour Comic Marathon, Illustration Month runs from January 1st to January 31st, 2010.

The Premise: To illustrate, using the media of your choice, a novel, continuing news story, or any piece of literature in the span of one month.

The Process: You can draw, paint, photograph, print, sculpt, sew, or digitally create your images. Sculpt with clay, draw with ink, flamework with glass, or photograph with a DSLR or a point-and-shoot.

The Presentation: Document your work for yourself and post it on the blog if you’d like to share your images.

Stay tuned for more updates.

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