Abstract

More than 50 examples of illustration exhibitions that will make you want to see them in person and buy them! This is the definitive case study handbook for those who are planning a digital illustration exhibition for the first time. It explains in an easy-to-understand manner even for first-timers "basic points to consider when planning an illustration exhibition," "what to prepare," "estimated time and budget," and more. In the case study collection, we will introduce cool works by popular illustrators and explain their techniques and techniques in detail! The texture of Japanese painting mineral pigments is realistically expressed with 2.5D printing [Gemi's work] A pop and cute expression with special acrylic with star sequins [Tera Terada's work] Kimono illustrations expressed with actual embroidery [Fujichoco's work] The concept of shells and membranes is expressed with foil stamping [Rorua's work] The whole frame is likened to a makeup palette by applying a framing mat [Aojukou's work] The finished illustration and line drawing are framed as one work in a three-dimensional frame [popman3580's work] etc... Interviews with FLATLABO and pixiv WAEN GALLERY, who support digital illustration exhibitions, and at the end of the book, a special conversation with Mai Yoneyama and PALOW. of SSS by applibot, who have pioneered various printing techniques and expression methods, titled "The future of digital illustration exhibitions," and their works are included. This is a must-have book for illustrators, designers, galleries, and event organizers who want to exhibit in the future!

Author’s Information

---