I attended the first big heads session of this year, where I got to meet Kyle Webster and listen to him discuss life as a professional illustrator, and talk about his custom digital photoshop brushes. As a massive fan of his brushes and digital artwork in general, it was great to hear from him directly.
Notes I made during the talk:
- He started out drawing figures with a lot of energy, but still kept it very minimalist.
- Make work first and then find a market for it
- He has a very diverse artistic background.
- He feels that he owes his success to the diversity of his work, not having a style. Handy Man of Illustration.
It has really got me thinking about the digital vs analogue media argument. Does the work lose authenticity if it replicates the media digitally?
- He feels that he owes his success to the diversity of his work, not having a style. Handy Man of Illustration.
It has really got me thinking about the digital vs analogue media argument. Does the work lose authenticity if it replicates the media digitally?
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