Hand to eye
Subtitle: a survey of contemporary illustration
By: edited by Angus Hyland and Roanne Bell.
Contributors: Hyland, Angus.; Bell, Roanne.
Publisher: Laurence King Pub.; Harper Design International
Published: 2003
Place of publication: London; New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: Computer drawing -- Catalogs; Commercial art -- Data processing -- Catalogs
Genres: Catalogs.
Other titles: Pen and mouse.
Description: "A sequel to the highly successful Pen & Mouse, Hand to Eye features forty-five illustrators from around the world. Including both commissioned artwork and experimental projects, the work collected here shows that cutting-edge computer illustration is still thriving and continues to push boundaries. In the last two years, however, there has been a noticeable move towards a hand-crafted style, perhaps a logical reaction to the torrent of digital imagery. More and more image-makers are turning to traditional tools and techniques, and their methods vary widely: some work solely with pen, pencil and paint; others create images using tapestry and embroidery, and many incorporate digital elements into hand-made art." "Hand to Eye reflects these diverse approaches to image-making, from the cleanness of slick, vector-based work, through photorealism, to a lo-fi, hand-crafted aesthetic; from exquisitely detailed, brightly coloured collages to simple, single-colour sketches. Visually stunning, the book is an essential reference for anyone producing or commissioning illustration today."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Sequel to: Pen and mouse. 2001.