illustrator (EN)
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Illustrators provide a visual representation that corresponds to the content of the associated text or idea. Illustrators can work for books, magazines, journals, comic books and other publications.
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Source aliases (EN)
- tattoo drawer
- storyboard artist
- colorist
- court room sketcher
- book illustrator
- medical illustrator
- comic strip artist
- inker
- pyrographic artist
- penciler
- drawer
- drawing artist
- cartoon drawer
- comic drawer
- comic book illustrator
- colourist
- comic strip designer
- cartoonist
- children's book illustrator
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 17
- labour legislation
- perform ideation activities
- follow work schedule
- follow a brief
- intellectual property law
- interpret illustration needs
- art history
- finish project within budget
- graphic design
- contextualise artistic work
- consult with editor
- consult with business clients
- select illustration styles
- analyse texts to be illustrated
- gather reference materials for artwork
- copyright legislation
- ensure visual quality of the set
Optional (EN) · 20
- edit negatives
- create animated narratives
- create original drawings
- plan art educational activities
- use traditional illustration techniques
- develop educational resources
- apply desktop publishing techniques
- create sketches
- develop artistic educational activities
- use digital illustration techniques
- perform image editing
- collaborate with a technical staff in artistic productions
- ICT software specifications
- multimedia systems
- design greeting cards
- desktop publishing
- gather reference materials
- edit photographs
- create 2D painting
- design graphics
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