Section of Illustration by John Rego
Narrative Illustration
CDIL302-01/NC0302-01
Start Date
06/01
Time
6pm–10pm
Room
Tower 621
End Date
07/20
Meeting Day
Monday and Wednesday
Credits
3
Through a series of collaborative and individual exercises, students explore the entire process of making a book, including inspiration for initial ideas, writing effective stories, character development, sequential flow, constructing the book, and researching potential markets. All course lectures and exercises apply to children’s books, graphic novels, animations and other narrative sequential image projects. Experimental 2D and 3D image making approaches are encouraged. The goal is for each student to make a book dummy that is ready for submission to a publisher. Drawing experience is required.
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This class is now in progress. Registration is no longer available. Fall registration will be available soon. Please contact ce@massart.edu.
John Rego is a painter and illustrator with experience in editorial, fine art, narrative, and book cover illustration. Primarily working in acrylics or digital media, his work is inspired by absurdism, surrealism, reportage illustration, and scientific illustrations. Rego’s work is often satirical in nature, and depicts chaotic exaggerations of the world at large. His client … Read more
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