Monthly Archives: November 2009


Plan ahead for this important competition by working with your faculty to select your best work. Drop by the IL Office to see the Annuals from past years. The fees are the lowest of any competition.

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Don’t miss the Tim Burton exhibition at MOMA that opened yesterday Nov 22 thru April 26, 2010. Whitney Sherman’s History of Illustration class will be visiting the exhibition as well as getting a tour of the permanent collection at the Society of Illustrators NY on Dec 4th. We’ll be on the Bolt bus leaving from Penn Station at 8:15am if you want to tag along!
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Julia recently interviewed for a position at the Columbia store to develop unique hand drawn signs for the store. She says she can’t wait to be using her skills and “earning double digits”! :-)
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MICA Illustration and the Baltimore Office of Sustainability partnered on a terrific project through the Illustration Concepts I class this semester.

The theme “It’s All Connected” was given to students to address. The purpose of the posters is to demonstrate how every action we do affects ourselves, our community and our environment. A jury of Concepts faculty and the department Chair selected the following posters for publication by the Office of Sustainability. Congratulations to the Selected and to the Honorable Mentions. Photographs of the posters on site will be posted here after they are printed.

Thanks go out to Concepts faculty Jose Villarrubia, Alain Corbel, Allan Comport and Rebecca Bradley for their work with their students, to Ben Kutil for running InDesign Workshops in all the sections and to all the Concepts students who participated! The posters are on display in the Illustration Gallery.

Selected:
Bonnie Bladen
Nick Iluzada
Sarah Machicado

Honorable Mention:
Caitlin Nealon
Stephanie Devino
Jen Mussari
Julianna Brion
Sinae Lee

 

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Check out the archive of noted illustrator Christoph Niemann’s blog column Abstract City for the Times. He is a master of simple images conveying complex ideas.
http://niemann.blogs.nytimes.com/. His website and site for his book The Cloud Police are in his byline bio.

Illustration Now! Vol. 3 features today’s most exciting illustrators from 30 countries, showcasing emergent styles in illustration.  The book includes information about their career paths, and lists of selected exhibitions. Also included is an introduction by Steven Heller on the current trends in the field. 

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