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Reportage illustration became a popular classification in the nineteenth century due to the advancement in printing. As the printing process became commonplace so did reportage illustration and now in contemporary Britain is still a widely respected field within the art of illustration. Artists who wanted to express themselves within the frame work of a more … More How Does Reportage and Satire Illustration Relate Editorial Illustration?
Gerald Scarfe began is careers as a satirical cartoonist for the magazines punch and the private eye in the early sixties. His work focused on current politics essnesually taking an issue and exposing it in a humourous yet powerfull way. He then spent 50 years working for the London Sunday Times and The New Yorker … More Gerald Scarfe
Satire illustration can be found everywhere, it is commonly found in newspapers and magazines as art work that pokes fun at current events and pop culture. After the invention and development of print, satire illustration really took off and is used regularly within editorial illustration. As a satirical illustrator, the job is to find the … More Satire Illustration
Louis Netter explores the world of day to day life, traveling far and wide to experience city life first hand. In his own words, “Both my illustration work and my personal work revel in the delights of decadence and absurdity.” Louis was introduced to satire illustrations, which he believed to be a dying art form … More Louis Netter
What is reportage illustration? Reportage illustration can be defined simply as reporting the news through a piece of artwork. It is considered a means for artists who look to express themselves in a journalistic manner. To a lot of people reportage illustration is much more than this; it’s a practice in which illustrators are able … More Reportage Illustration
The definition of Editorial illustration in its simplest form is artwork that has been created to respond to written text, predominantly articles from newspapers, magazines and blogs. This particular field of illustration allows the illustrator to articulate their own opinions and infuse their personal touch in their work, while still capturing the concept of the … More Editorial Illustration
In 2007 a code was developed for the homeless in conjunction with the charitable magazine The Pavement. The code was created as a means for homeless people to inform or warn fellow rough sleepers about different areas and what they experienced while there. This specific code Is the most recent seen in the UK however … More Signs and Symbols of the homeless
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Joe Spencer Illustration (Research Blog) 