Showing posts with label highlight for children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label highlight for children. Show all posts
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Top Ten things Illustrators can do to make Highlights Happy
At the Highlights Illustrators party, there was a seminar with a panel of Highlights' editors and art directors. There was a list of "Top Ten Things Illustrators can do to Make Highlights Happy" - (a la Letterman style). Thought I would share it here:
10- Bring your unique style.
9- Read the story, have details reflected in the art.
8- Read the art notes.
7- Do your homework, research details. (even cartoony spiders have 8 legs.)
6- Leave room for caption, art should fit in space.
5- Remember the age group.
4- Be responsive to sketch revisions. Re-compose the layout if necessary.
3- Remember the Highlights statement. (They are fun, but not sassy...)
2- Meet the deadlines.
1- Humor them. (Put seat belts on aliens in spaceships, life vests on
Canoeing raccoons!)
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