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Lilla’s Time Management Tips for Artists

Good news: You’re getting lots of work. But I can know it’s very stressful. I’ve been there when I was a full-time artist with tons of projects, and here are my tips on time management: 1. Write each item on a small sticky piece of paper (post-it notes). An item to write down might be: sketch animals for bag get ideas for pattern scan in all line drawings color in patterns etc.


feat Make Art That Sells Adolie Day's step by step illustration process

Adolie Day’s step by step illustration process

Adolie Day’s step by step illustration process Adolie Day was previously represented by Lilla Rogers Studio. In this blog post, she explains her step by step illustration process for creating a character for the front cover of a journal. Adolie writes: “Hi Lilla! Here (finally) is an overview of my work process for creating a character, I hope it will answer some questions. For the first step I draw with anim pencil in blue. I then turned to the light table to improve it, make it more readable, clean, adjust my line and add details sharper. I then add some values ​​in blue ink. I scan and begin working on Illustrator forms (the tablet). I draw some bodies, details, printed, peas … and import them into Photoshop. Sometimes (not here) I scan funds in watercolor, fabric, I import photos to bring the material. For the rest I’m working on Photoshop, with


trinaYogaJournal Make Art That Sells Interview with illustrator Trina Dalziel

Interview with illustrator Trina Dalziel

An Interview with iLlustrator Trina Dalziel Trina Dalziel is a freelance illustrator who is represented by Lilla Rogers Studio. Her clients in the UK include: Mini Boden, Cico Books, Duncan Baird Publishers, HarperCollins, Hodder and Stoughton, Sainsbury Magazine, She, World Wildlife Fund. In the USA, her clients include: Air Continental, BlueQ, Body and Soul Magazine, Boston Globe, Chronicle Books, Delicious Living, Family Circle, Land of Nod, Madison Park Greetings, Real Simple, Scholastic, Spa Magazine, Time Asia, Yoga Journal She is also a visiting lecturer at the University of Portsmouth, Anglia Ruskin University, University of Wolverhampton, Southampton Institute, University of Central Lancashire, Middlesex University, University of the Creative Arts Maidstone. For this interview with illustrator Trina Dalziel, Trina was interviewed by Deborah Henry-Pollard. Trina told us: “Thought you might like to read this. It was for the blog of a lovely woman called Deborah Henry-Pollard, who I met last week at