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Design Project Management specialising in children's educational and trade titles.

1. Illustrator’s roughs

By: admin, on 9/3/2009
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Although I like seeing finished artwork when it comes in, I get more excited earlier in the process, on receipt of roughs. I think it is because though the final artwork is usually very accomplished it is in the roughs that the draftsmanship can be seen.

So here are a few recent examples:

Nick Hardcastle: