Welcome back to
Illustration Workation. In this second episode we'll have a glimpse of the remaining educational days of our stay and next week I'll make a post about our free time activities and also possibly make a post that will feature advise and interesting tidbits of stories from all the people we met.
So here we go:
Day 4 - Wednesday - Comics day - Ok, fine. The day wasn't all about comics. First, we dropped by Lotta Jansdotter's studio/shop where she talked to us about patterns, textiles, and licensing. It was our fist time taking the subway to Brooklyn.
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Look at the neat tile hats decorating some subway stations! |
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Apparently Brooklyn is very patriotic when it comes to graffiti |
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Lotta's |
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Lotta's shop |
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Lotta's shop |
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Lotta's shop |
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Lotta's shop |
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After meeting a pair of awesome illustrators based in Brooklyn we traveled back to Manhattan to learn a bit about the comic industry at DC comics |
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In their elevator hallway they have an amazing wall with all their characters. We all took turns posing next to them. |
After DC we had a meeting with Archaia comics where we learned about more the indie comics and copyright. And after that my friends and I went to see "Pippin" on Broadway:
Day 5 - Thursday - Back to Brooklyn - We went back to Brooklyn to some very seasoned art directors and children's books illustrators.
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Yours truly |
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After our official activities were done for the day - we walked the Brooklyn Bridge |
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The closest we ever got to the Statue of Liberty |
Day 6 - Friday - Books, Bread and Brisk art. On this last official excursion day we went to Penguin books and then the Society of Illustrators.
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Bookshelf at Penguin Books |
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Best book on that shelf. I haven't read it yet, but I'm certain it's solid gold. |
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Just arrived at the Society of Illustrators for a luncheon |
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Norman Rockwell’s 'Dover Coach' at the SOI |
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SOI library fireplace. |
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And here's our merry band of misfits on this NY adventure |
And again - check out my friend's video-blogs for her takes on some of our experiences on her YouTube Channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/SweetPetitePea/videos
Till next Tuesday!
It's quite entertaining to read these entries, and what an adventure.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Glad to hear I'm not just rambling aimlessly for my own amusement :)
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