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The Illustration Department Podcast Giuseppe Castellano
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5,0 • 6 Bewertungen
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Giuseppe Castellano talks to folks in illustration, graphic design, publishing, animation, and other creative fields about the ups and downs of their careers.
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Kate Kunac-Tabinor
Giuseppe Castellano talks to Kate Kunac-Tabinor, Creative Director at Oxford University Press, about what part illustrators play in OUP’s diverse body of work; why creatives should avoid working in isolation; what simple career advice illustrators should follow; and more.
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Kathryn Humphries
Giuseppe Castellano talks to Kathryn Humphries, Art Director at Harper’s Magazine, about how she finds, keeps track of, and works with illustrators; why AI images are not gracing the pages of Harper’s; what it means to use “unexpected” color palettes; and more.
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Katie Kalupson
This episode is sponsored by Agency Access.
Giuseppe Castellano talks to Katie Kalupson, Associate Art Director at TIME, about how transitioning from designer to art director requires personal growth; how intention separates AI-generated imagery from actual illustration; why the best thing an illustrator can do is to lean into themselves; and more. -
Michael Mrak
Giuseppe Castellano talks to Michael Mrak, Creative Director for Scientific American, about how often (and where) he looks for illustrators; why he chooses not to not use AI for SciAm’s illustration needs; why the need for good, smart, human-made illustration isn’t going away anytime soon; and more.
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Chris Van Dusen
Giuseppe Castellano talks to illustrator and author, Chris Van Dusen, about the pros and cons of using gouache—and why spittle is a problem; why calling an illustrator’s work “old-fashioned” is not a productive critique; how children’s book writers can spend their time if they want to rhyme; and more.
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Erika Gaffney
Giuseppe Castellano talks to Erika Gaffney, Acquisitions Editor in Scholarly Publishing and Founder of Art Herstory, about why everyone should brush up on their art herstory; why the “merit over gender” argument does not apply; why art, or the study of its entire history, doesn’t have to be intimidating; and more.
Kundenrezensionen
High quality edutainment
There aren’t that many illustration-podcasts out there and I found this one way too late. It has become my new favourite really fast though.
Loved every episode so far. The guests are entertaining and give a lot of knowledge and insights and - what i personally love with a podcast - the audio quality is super well balanced and Giuseppe‘s voice is really nice to listen to.
Love the guests
I really enjoy listening to this podcast. Interesting conversations with inspirational guests