Part 1: Your Virtuosity

1. What does your art look like? Describe it in purely visual terms, such as colour, texture, line quality, etc.

colour, texture, quality, cartoonish?

1. What does your art feel like? Describe it in terms of the mood or energy it evokes.

happy, encourgement, hope, fun,…

1. What is the conceptual approach of your art? Is it more symbolic and concept-driven, or more straightforward and literal? Is it more about ideas or pictures?

concept-driven and starightforward

1. What does your illustration do best? What is it best suited for? For instance, it might be perfect for kids books but not so great for editorial. Or it might be perfect for packaging but not so great as framed art in a gallery.

packaging

1. How do you make your art? What are the tools and techniques (media) that you need to make it happen? This could include things like hardware, software, art supplies, filters, plugins and digital brushes. For example, which tools, if removed from your process, would cause your work to completely fall apart? Describe your illustration process. What are the steps you take to make it, from start to finished? For example, wow do you come up with ideas? How do you transition from rough to finished artwork?

vector (Adobe Software), inpiration, colour palette, sketches (Hardware)…

1. How much time do you need to make your art? Are you a fast or a slow worker? Is there a sweet spot, in terms of time, where you tend to make your best work?

depends on the project, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, when in a good mood and no one ruins it for me!

1. What sort of conditions do you need to make your art? Do you prefer working alone, or around others? Do you need silence, or do you prefer loud music?

sometimes alone aometimes with others, silence or here something I love with my headphones only!

 

Part 2: Your Vision

1. Why do you illustrate?

major & hobby

2. What do you most enjoy about illustrating? What do you want to do more of in your work?

the process, creative more

3. What do you least enjoy about illustrating? What do you hope to do less of?

not getting it the way I love

4. Who are your dream clients?

don’t have any at the moment

5. What are your dream projects?

desiging my milka and wedding invitations

6. What influence or effect do you want your work to have on others? How do you want them to think or feel having encountered your work?

helpful and creativity

7. Where do you WANT to be in 1 year? 5 years? 10? What clients or projects do you want to have under your belt? Which awards? Which features or accolades? Who do you want to notice you? What roles do you see yourself playing in the industry?

successful job/business, different types of projects, any reward that can make people know who am I, different people around the world, designing different things needed around

8. What markets interest you most? Why?

Advertising, Branding and Advertising, Children’s Books, Medicine and Science, Technical/       Infographics, Licensing, Gallery Art, Animation, Map illustration, Products

9. What markets seem the least interesting to you? What would you take a hard pass on? Why?

Comics/Graphic Novels, Fashion, Portraiture, Anime, Fantasy, No interest 

10. What formats or contexts most interest you? Where have you found illustration at work in the world, that you think you’d like to do yourself?

A giant outdoor mural, A board book for toddlers, A tote bag, A line of greeting cards, A map for a travel website, Custom stationery. A line of kitchen decor, Children’s toys, Restaurants…

 

Part 3: Your Value

1. What is unique about what you do, that nobody else does?

take notes effectively 

1. What is there a market or demand for? For instance, you maybe be good at making macaroni mosaics, but is there any demand for this skill?

hmm.. not sure

1. What do clients appreciate about when working with you? Besides your illustration work, what else do you bring to the creative process when working with clients?

communication

1. What kinds of problems do you think your art is best at solving?

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1. What other kinds of problems are you good at solving for your clients?

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1. Do you have skills or experience from other fields to bring to the table? Which ones? How so?

not yet

1. What unique perspective do you bring to your work? How does this add value for your clients?

colour

1. How did you come into illustration? How does your story or experience make you a better illustrator or problem solver for your clients?

I used to study IT then changed my major to graphic design

1. How does your unique personality play into your work? What quirks or qualities contribute to your art or how you work with clients?

cartoonish?

1. We do our best work when we’re good at something, it’s something that’s unique to us, and it’s something that others want or need. Let’s call this Your Sweet Spot. Looking at the diagram below, what is your Sweet Spot?

explaining the design??

 

Bonus: Make Your Artist’s Bio

Abeer is a Graphic Designer who makes stationary for planners/general ones too! Abeer has worked for clients like friends, family, and clients. In Abeer’s work, she hopes to help sticker lovers to use them functionally and creatively.

Abeer’s work can be described as functional, creative, and collectible. Abeer is most

inspired by childhood memories, religon…

Abeer specializes in designing stationary and occasions events. To make Abeer’s art, Abeer couldn’t live without.

Abeer lives in Sultanate of Oman with Family.

In Abeer’s free time, she likes to draw/read/colour/painting (not digital)/outing with friends/crochet/embrodiery/lego…