To be an illustrator is to be a problem solver, taking an idea from a client and turning it into something visual that can communicate in a visual world. From the outset, our students experience different aspects of an illustration practitioner’s daily life, working to tight deadlines and to industry briefs as they discover their own way of generating creative solutions to make hardworking pictures.
The illustration course at Duncan of Jordanstone exemplifies how students can shape their practice to work towards employment in one of the numerous branches of this exciting discipline. The subject matter is as wide ranging as it is cleverly handled and the stories they tell come in a diverse range of styles and mediums. Their personal authorship is what shines through as the students celebrate the kind of illustrator they have become.
https://www.dundee.ac.uk/degreeshow/2020/workondisplay/illustration/
https://www.dundee.ac.uk/djcad/
Greg McIndoe
http://www.headlessgreg.com
Justine Matthew
https://itsasmalltown.co.uk
Alice Prentice
https://aliceprentice.com
Cara Rooney
https://www.cararooney.com
Nicole McLaughlin
https://www.nicomclaughlin.com
Niamh Shaw
https://www.instagram.com/niamhillustration/
Sorcha Tolland
https://www.sorchatolland.com
Rebecca Smith
https://www.instagram.com/rebeccasillustration/
Jess Smith
https://inkblotsart.myportfolio.com
Louise Elder
https://www.instagram.com/lil_louise_/
Harriet Johnston
https://www.instagram.com/harri.e.t/