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Illustrator Jobs - March 2018 | Indeed.co.uk

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3,104 Illustrator Jobs available on Indeed.co.uk. one search. all jobs.

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Drawing according to company specifications.

Style development: preparing ideas, sketches, and graphical implementations of illustrations and vector graphics for 2D animations.

Storyboarding Collaborative development and elaboration of image concepts with the animation and conceptual design teams.

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Must be proficient with a pen tablet

Must be an expert with Adobe Photoshop

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Highly perceptive and talented at drawing.

Creativity and consistency with style.

Excellent eye for colour, proportion and (camera) perspective.

Target-oriented, self-reliant work ethic, adherence to deadlines and quality consciousness.

Professional or project experience in illustration and/or proficiency with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

Receptive to critique.

Illustrator with character design or comic interests.

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-£9,250 - Full time UK/EU
-£14,040 Full time international

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-£9,250 - Full time UK/EU

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NUA offers bursaries to new and continuing students whose household income is £42,875 or less.

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-£9,250 - Full time UK/EU
-£12,750 Full time international

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-£9,250 - Full time UK/EU
-£16,500 Full time international

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-£9,250 - Full time UK/EU
-£15,000 Full time international

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FUKI..WHO?

My name is Judith but I'm more known as a Fuki/Fukari. I used to work as a graphic designer but what I love to do is drawing random stuff - mostly my original characters, fantasy creatures and furries. You can see my drawings here:I'm also a young tattoo artist, because it's really fun to transfer my drawings from paper to skin. You can see my work here: Fuki | ink
I just want drink tea, create stuff & sleep = w =

I opened Patreon in Janurary'15 and thanks to my Patrons help I quit my stressful full time job and started to work as a part time tattoo artist. It was a big step for me! Now I have more time for drawing and I don't have to spend my last nevers on side jobs. All of you guyz were a great support for me and I doubt I could make it without you! Thank you so much! ♥

Thanks to Patreon I managed to quit my job and started to develop myself as an independent artist. I want to keep it that way - to draw more, tattoo more, create more . Thanks to you I can focus more on things I love and not worrying about stressful side jobs. I'm able to work on my own projects like artbooks and comics.

supporting me means:

more art!

never published exclusive doodles/sketches/wip

tips & tricks to make your art better

tutorials & detailes step-by-step

that Fuki will get some sleep~! ♥

publishing 2 artbooks - one b/w with artwork from 2016 (Some nice things vol3) and one big, colorful contains my art from past years and info/bios about my OCs

make 2 comics - one fairytale and one about genesis of my OC Anne Marie

open commissions - about 5 slots per month

live drawing - making streams on twitch at least once per 2 weeks, available for everyone

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Fuki is creating cool drawings! | Patreon

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FUKI..WHO? My name is Judith but I'm more known as a Fuki/Fukari. I used to work as a graphic designer but what I love to do is drawing random stuff - mostly my original characters, fantasy creatures and furries.

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Patreon is a website that creators use to earn donations and money from  people that subscribe to their site. A lot of the artists that I know use this to get money from their fans.

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Creativity powered by community

Patreon is the best place to build community with your biggest fans, share exclusive work, and turn your passion into a lasting creative business.

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Complete creative control

Patreon is your space to create what excites you most, rough or polished, big or small. Hundreds of thousands of creators use Patreon to share videos, podcasts, writing, art, music, recipes, and more with their most passionate fans.

Creators. Fans. Nothing in between.

Patreon gives you a direct line of access to your fan community, with no ads or algorithms in the way.

Through real-time group chats, comments, DMs, and even directly over email, you can connect more deeply and directly with your community here than anywhere else.

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These are some of the artists that have inspired me and still do to this day. All are in a illustration pathway as they create digital/traditional drawings, and some even tattoo their creations on other people's skin (artists#1&4) In the future I want to create art like them and have it as my job. I also chosen tattoo artists because in the future when I evolve and get better there is a possibility that I'm going to try and learn how to tattoo because it was my dream since I was young.

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Neo-Traditional Creature Tattoos by Brando Chiesa

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Brando Chiesa knows some fantastic beasts and he'll show you where to find them - in his neo-traditional tattoos.

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CUTEMEATS! Original art by Moxie Saturday! by CUTEMEATS

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I'm also thinking of maybe taking a gap-year and just working before going to university.
I would work in the same job I have now
-Bubble tea.

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I have attended the ‘create your future’ UCAS event that opened my eyes to what university would be the best for me. This was a huge event so I only stopped by some universities that looked the busiest and had the best to offer in the short time we were there for. My regret was not seeing the ot...

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Pros:
- They're their own University, not joined with anyone else
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- Really far away

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Explore patrycja16's 22 photos on Flickr!

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There are many job opportunities around the illustration career, whether its a freelance illustrator or being someone else's personal artist.

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Pros:
-You get further education to help you get more job choices.
-Experience leaving away from your house
-You get further qualifications for the course you're studying for
Cons:
-Pay a lot of money, £27.000 for 3 years of university
-You don't always get a job straight after it
-You're going to be in a lot of debt

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104 and 120 UCAS points

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104 and 120 UCAS points

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In the future I would like  to be a freelance artist/illustrator, because I would like to be my own boss and this would help me move freely and not have to worry much.  As a illustrator I would also do the thing I love everyday which is creating art.
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There are many artists that are already making a living from creating digital art online:
*Judyta (aka. Fukari)
*Gabriel Picolo
*Laura Brouwers (aka Cyarin)
And many more who have started from nothing and earned their living from home and online.
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For illustrators you could also get support for your art drawings and more books that the maker has wanted to publish.

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Pernille Ørum is raising funds for BLUSH: The Art of Pernille Ørum on Kickstarter! 'Off-The-Clock' work by Pernille Ørum collected in one beautifully crafted book.

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This is one of my many favourite artist and they started a comic through kickstarter, and as I want to become an illustrator, this is something that I would like to do.
Pros: Easily get supported and funded on any project you're working on.
Cons: It could take a long time and you could also fail at getting the right amount of funding.

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Sweeney Boo is raising funds for Eat, and Love yourself - Graphic Novel on Kickstarter! Eat and love yourself, is a Story about Mindy, a woman living with a eating disorder. She'll have to learn how to love herself again.

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There has been a powerful shift in the creative industries towards collaboration, networking and shared entrepreneurial practices.

This is reflected in the BA (Hons) Illustration course which has established a reputation for exploring and challenging the breadth of contemporary illustration practice as well as producing award-winning student work in a wide range of national and international competitions including the Penguin Book Awards and D&AD Yellow Pencils.

Students experience a vibrant and supportive studio culture with an emphasis on experimentation, investigation and invention. You will learn about wider contexts and purposes of illustration and its connection to art, design and the written word, with specific emphasis on narrative, documentary, design and self-authored illustration. With the support of a team of specialist technicians you will have access to printmaking workshops, the drawing studio, digital print and laser cutting and 3D modelling workshops.

You will explore briefs with your own unique style through activities with visiting practitioners such as Luke Best (Peepshow), Hugh Frost (Landfill Editions) and James Cartwright (It's Nice That). You will conclude your final year with a degree show, which has been described by Creative Review editor Patrick Burgoyne as: "one of the strongest I've seen", and an opportunity to show your work in London at D&AD New Blood.

Supporting documentation

"I think it's important for students to see that educators are making their own work as well. The short sharp shock of somebody new coming in to give a guest lecture is a nice disruptive element."

Catherine Anyango
Graphic illustrator

"Tutors respect individuality, so they will advise but allow you to explore briefs with your own style - this support encourages me to produce really unique work."

Karla Alcazar Martinez
Illustration graduate

Careers

"NUA provided me with both the support and facilities to hone my practice, but also the direction and knowledge I needed to actualise a career in the creative industries."

Consider your career progression as a NUA graduate and read about the experiences of graduates such as Illustrator Adam Avery.

Course Leader Q&A

"The staff are all practitioners and this is an integral part of the course, the majority exhibit work nationally and internationally and present at conferences."

Course Leader Glyn Brewerton answers your frequently asked questions about the course.

Campus Resources

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Read about the achievements of the practitioners who teach on this course.

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To find out more about how to apply for a course at NUA, talk to Lynne, Tom or Tori in the following ways:
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BA Illustration - Norwich University of the Arts

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Course summary

This ambitious and interdisciplinary course offers practice and study in image-making applied principally within illustration but also in a range of creative design and communication contexts from animation to commercial installation. Our premise is that within contemporary visual practice the boundaries between art, design and illustration have merged, this in part is due to digital technologies but also the cultural merging of disciplines within the visual and performing arts.

New creatives can find themselves working on initiatives that require a range of skills, are multi-contextual, multi-media and increasingly involve collaboration with others. Within this context the course offers an in-depth, reflective and process led approach to image-making and image media.

Drawing is an enduring and central course activity in giving form to imaginative and conceptual thought, and as a means to understand in depth aesthetical, conceptual and expressive strategies in image-making and pictorial design. The course is delivered using a project framework designed to replicate the type and range of briefs anticipated in an industrial setting. Projects also provide a context and creative challenge, they make demands that stretch your understanding and encourage a 'what if' approach to visual problem-solving. Projects are both set and self-defined and can be developed in a range of media process - animation, moving image, digital imaging, printmaking, photography, painting, mixed media, three-dimensional design.

We encourage involvement in the creative industries. You will have the opportunity to participate in major student competitions, external exhibitions, industry initiatives as well as internships and study abroad exchange. In the final year of study a rigorous professional practice programme helps you prepare for employment and our alumni work in a wide variety of occupations that include illustration, animation, film, television, art direction and project management, advertising, publishing and authorial practice, concept art and computer games. Some students continue study at post-graduate level in a wide range of subjects, film, national heritage, art with medicine, art and psychotherapy, art and science, teacher training and fine art.

Course structure

The following subjects are indicative of what you will study on this course.

Year 1 serves as an introduction and diagnostic approach to visual communication though a programme that includes drawing and image making developed through varied media processes and visual technologies. All practical work is project-led providing a menu of initiatives that test your imagination and help you build knowledge and skills. You will gain understanding in visual culture and your views on many aspects of art and image-making will expand and become more informed through your learning and research. You will learn how to analyse and deconstruct images, especially in the media and advertising and you will be able to create your own work in a more informed and sophisticated way.

Subjects of study include:

Introduction to contemporary Art and Visual Culture (theory)

Introduction to Image Media (theory)

Figure drawing. (course option practice - figure drawing from observation in the studio and on location)

Visual Communication Technologies: workshops and classes in animation, print-making, digital media, photography and 3D.

Visual Communication - Development and Production (project led practice in image-making)

Credit Level 4

You will now be expanding and deepening your understanding in visual culture and applied image-making through a menu of industry led and personally defined research initiatives, national and international student competitions and set projects. This year of study has the most flexibility where you can take elective or optional study modules in both semesters or undertake study abroad. This is a period of research, in-depth exploration of visual languages and methodologies in image-making and design. You will be beginning to tailor your own direction in the topics you choose and the media through which you develop your practice. In theoretical studies you will be examining visual culture in greater depth and scrutiny leading into choosing a topic for your dissertation.

You will be able to choose up to 2 Westminster elective modules or course optional modules.

Subjects of study include:

Drawing Systems (course option practice - experimental drawing practice and research)

Interdisciplinary Practice (course option practice - that develops image media for online production and distribution)

Visual Communication: Contextualisation and Enterprise (project led practice that encourages image-making in context with the environment, society and contemporary culture. This module includes participation in national and international student competitions and external enterprise)

Visual Communication: Research and Synthesis (theoretical studies that includes lectures in contemporary critical debate within visual culture and leads into research and preparing an essay question and bibliography for your dissertation)

Credit Level 5

You will now be preparing your portfolio for entering the workplace or to continue with your research and studies at post-graduate level. This final year is focused on the culmination of your learning and the encouragement to produce work that defines your own direction and approach.

The Major Project and Dissertation modules help you to professionalise your practice and provide a final period of in-depth study. The two elective modules are designed to reflect vocational professional development or academic research and a personal practice that is less market driven. At this point teaching is principally guidance and advice on personal and professional development. As part of this industry launch, the course offers an exhibition for your degree show in London Gallery West, and as part of D&AD New Blood exhibition in Truman Brewery.

Subjects of study include:

Visual Communication: Dissertation (an 8 - 10,000 word essay on a topic chosen from topics studied earlier on the course and aligned to your practical work)

Research Informed Practice (course option for students whose practice is not vocationally driven and require time for deeper research and visual inquiry. This would apply for students continuing with post-graduate study, whose practice is more within the remit of film or fine art or intend to enter teacher training courses)

Professional Engagement and Enterprise (course option with a specific image-making and illustration industry focus for students who intend to work professionally in this sector of the creative industries)

Visual Communication: Major Project (an intense and extended period in which to develop practical work)

Credit Level 6

Find out about Westminster Plus Electives.

Course Leader

Elizabeth Grob

Senior Academic

My background in fine art at the Royal Academy Schools focused my practice in painting and notably drawing. After a year in Australia and participating in a major exhibition in Melbourne I returned to the UK and commenced teaching at Westminster initially as a drawing and illustration tutor and then in my current role as course leader of Illustration and Visual Communication. I am currently designing pathways in drawing that seek new practices and synergies between sound, film and digital environments.

I believe passionately in the value of art education as a vehicle to become aware in a visual and creative sense where learning through practice and diagnostic experimentation enables a student to acquire a toolbox of visual skills and understanding. These can be applied flexibly in employments and professional contexts across a wide spectrum of our visually dominated culture, as well as providing life-long creative and personal fulfilment.

I believe passionately in the value of art education as a vehicle to become aware in a visual and creative sense.

Typical offer

A Levels - BB/CCC

International Baccalaureate - 26 points (minimum)

Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma - MMM

BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art and Design - Merit

Access to HE Diploma - Pass with 45 credits at Level 3 with a minimum of 27 Level 3 credits at Merit or Distinction. GCSE minimum grade 4 (Grade C in grading system prior to 2017) in English.

If English is not your first language, you should have an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with a score of 5.5 in each element.

You may be required to bring a portfolio of practical work to interview.

View more information about our entry requirements and the application process.

Typical offer

A Levels - BB/CCC

International Baccalaureate - 26 points (minimum)

Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma - MMM

BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art and Design - Merit

Access to HE Diploma - Pass with 45 credits at Level 3 with a minimum of 27 Level 3 credits at Merit or Distinction. GCSE minimum grade 4 (Grade C in grading system prior to 2017) in English.

If English is not your first language, you should have an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with a score of 5.5 in each element.

You may be required to bring a portfolio of practical work to interview.

More information

Pre-sessional English programmes

Need to improve your English before starting your course? We offer summer pre-sessional English programmes to help develop your English language skills.
Find out more about our pre-sessional English programmes.

Working in this sector is challenging but also highly varied and rewarding creatively and financially. Work in this applied field of the creative arts is normally through commission. Artists often combine employment and self-employment, doing commissioned work and creative work for agencies.

Graduates from this course go on to work in the following industries:

advertising

digital media

film and television production

publishing

digital arts

animation

art direction and management

commercial music promotion and events

fashion

exhibition and commercial/environmental installation and display

Alumni from the Illustration and Visual Communication BA include:

Jim Kay - Illustrator of most recent Harry Potter books for Bloomsbury

Tim Mcdonagh - Freelance Illustrator with agency Handsome Frank

Joey March - Illustrator and Designer

Grace Russell - Illustrator and winner of the V&A Illustrator of the year Award 2014

Michael Lester - Illustrator and Designer, Ogivly & Mather international

Josey Senoy - Illustrator and Surface Designer. His clients include Anthropologie, British Museum Company, Design Museum, Historical Royal Palaces, Houses of Parliament, Illustrated People, Imperial War Museum, Made.com, Marks and Spencer and Somerset House

Hiroko Uemoto - Graphic Designer, Paldas, Japan

Adam Armitage - Graphic Designer, Wayward Studio

Anna Reynolds - Studio and Communications Manager at A Practice for Everyday Life, Designer and Assistant to Mike Radcliffe, Staff Writer for Grafik

Paul Vincett - Puppet Maker whose theatre credits include His Dark Materials, War Horse, Shakespeare's Globe's Gabriel and film credits include: X-Men: First Class, Tim Burton's Dark Shadows, Thor 2, The Harry Hill Movie, Zoolander 2, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children and Beauty and the Beast

Raphael O'Selle - Brand Designer, The Guinness Partnership

Kaishi Yamaguchi - Graphic and Web Designer, Guanabana Resturants

Niall Grant - Freelance Illustrator whose clients include Universal Records and HLA London

Marcelina Gawonska - Creative Director and Illustrator whose clients include Digital Arts Magazine, Ribbed magazine, Baiser magazine, Celeste magazine and Slutwalk organisation

Miles Lauterwasser - Limited Editions Co-ordinator, Tate Gallery

Jonathan Roscoria - Online Web Processor, London Graphic Centre

Our Career Development Centre has just been shortlisted for the Best University Careers Service in the National Undergraduate Employability Awards for 2017.

With a growing network of over 3,000 employers around the world and a team of experienced careers consultants, we are here to help you succeed.

In 2015-16, we helped over 1,500 students find work placements across a range of sectors, with 250 employers attending 14 on-campus skills and careers fairs.

As a Westminster student, you'll have access to our services throughout your studies and after you graduate.

We can help you:

find work placements related to your course

find part-time/vacation, placement and graduate jobs, including voluntary experience

find international opportunities to enhance your employability

market yourself effectively to employers

write better CVs and application forms

develop your interview and enterprise skills

plan your career with our careers consultants

meet employers and explore your career options at our employer fairs, careers presentations and networking events throughout the year

Find out more about the Career Development Centre.

The course provides dedicated studio accommodation for each cohort with both collaborative and individual workspace.

Studios are equipped with computers, photocopiers, printers and scanners for IT and digital production. The studios are open 5 days a week, 8am-8pm with some studios and the campus library open for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Our facilities provide multiple approaches to practice and include photography, animation, painting, drawing, printmaking, textile printing, 3D digital printing, laser cutting, high-end inkjet printing, digital imaging, three-dimensional design construction, ceramics, woodwork, metalwork and casting.

UK and EU tuition fee: £9,250 (Price per academic year)

The amount you will pay may increase each year to take into account the effects of inflation.

Find out how we set our tuition fees.

Funding

As well as tuition fee loans, there is a range of funding available to help you fund your studies.

Find out about undergraduate student funding options.

Scholarships

The University is dedicated to supporting ambitious and outstanding students and we offer a variety of scholarships to eligible undergraduate students, which cover all or part of your tuition fees.

Find out if you qualify for one of our scholarships.

International tuition fee: £12,750 (Price per academic year)

The amount you will pay may increase each year to take into account the effects of inflation.

Find out how we set our tuition fees.

International student funding

Find out about funding for international students.

Scholarships

The University is dedicated to supporting ambitious and outstanding students and we offer a variety of scholarships to eligible undergraduate students, which cover all or part of your tuition fees.

Find out if you qualify for one of our scholarships.

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Illustration and Visual Communication BA Honours

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This ambitious and interdisciplinary course offers practice and study in image-making applied principally within illustration but also in a range of creative design and communication contexts from animation to commercial installation. Our premise is that within contemporary visual practice the boundaries between art, design and illustration have merged, this in part is due to digital technologies but also the cultural merging of disciplines within the visual and performing arts.

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Illustration course Bournemouth

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Illustration is a way of seeing and understanding the world. Through a variety of techniques, traditional and digital, you'll discover how to connect and communicate with different audiences across a range of contemporary platforms.

Looking to start in 2017? There's still time to apply for this course through UCAS. Visit our how to apply page for more information.

Our Illustration graduates are working within the creative industries across a range of diverse visual Art & Design practices including publishing, animation/ moving image, graphic design, advertising, interior design, packaging, product design, fashion & textiles. Some graduates are employed by creative agencies, design departments or digital businesses - while many others have gone on to enjoy success as independent freelance illustrators or have formed illustration collectives.

There are no rules in illustration. On this course you'll explore the excitement of the blurred boundaries between contemporary disciplines. You'll challenge and interrogate the way we think about illustration, imagery and style.

Explore creativity

In our dynamic studio environments, you'll learn to experiment, test and develop your illustration practice. You can explore drawing, painting, sewing and printmaking, as well as photographic, digital, moving image and interactive media. You will be a member of a lively community of practitioners exploring, celebrating and engaging with contemporary illustration.

You will have the chance to work on 'live' project briefs for businesses, enter competitions, exhibit, collaborate, and work closely with other students to form illustration collectives. You may wish to complete an internship or artist's residency while you are studying on the course. You will be encouraged and supported to be innovative in terms of how you market your practice and connect with relevant audiences for your practice. Professional Practice is a fundamental aspect that is embedded throughout the three years enabling your to achieve your career aspirations after completing the course.

Course tutors will facilitate and help you to grow into a confident creative practitioner. Through engaging with the course you will establish your own distinct voice as an illustrator. You will learn how to discuss your illustration practice with others in preparation for working with clients or fellow collaborators.

YOU MAY CHOOSE TO COMPLETE YOUR DEGREE IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED AWARDS:

BA (Hons) Illustration (Animation)

BA (Hons) Illustration (Printmaking)

LEARNING, TEACHING AND TIMETABLING

You can read more about learning and teaching at AUB and when you will receive your timetable here.

NEXT STEPS

STUDY ABROAD

Looking to spend less than six months in the UK to learn Illustration? Take a look at our Study Abroad and Summer Courses.

ACCREDITATIONS

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BA Illustration BA (Hons) undergraduate course - AUB

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Programme specification

The programme specification is the approved description of each course. They are updated following course changes, and give a detailed breakdown of the content and structure of the course.
Programme specification

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