2020 Level 5 Kingston School of Art Reportage CONTEXT Reportage drawing or location drawing is an essential way of developing your own mark and visual language. This session is a way to cement a link between the process in the life room with the outside world, it’s a nudge out the door so to speak, to get you motoring and not think about what you do ‘’out there’’ to be separate to what you do ‘’in here’’. We will be attempting to look at a landscape in the same we look at a model in the life room. Reportage illustration usually entails portraying a specific location to illustrate an aspect of that place, which is requires explaining by the brief – from a map for a tourist guide to an illustration about climate change it is an expansive area of work for illustrators. BRIEF The aim of this class i...
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