Abstract

This article proposes that the emerging field of illustration research embraces practice-led research, and will argue that it benefits practice outside of formal academic research. The author’s practice-led Ph.D. research provides the tools that will be used to investigate illustration methodologies within a research practice. These can be adopted to complement industry-oriented, brief-led ways of working to provide long-term transferable skills, enabling illustrators to be entrepreneurial, and give them a robust set of methods to identify and interrogate their subject matter.

DOI

10.1386/jill.1.2.275_1

Publication Date

2014-10-01

Publication Title

Journal of Illustration

Volume

1

Issue

2

ISSN

2052-0204

Organisational Unit

School of Art, Design and Architecture

First Page

275

Last Page

300

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