Take the first step! Share your reading and research here. You can use the handout included with the class, or share your own notes, sketches or photos.

You can:

Share a book you read, and what you learned from it.
Share an illustration you did after research.
Share before and after shots of your illustration.
Share a new favorite illustrator. What do you like about them?

Post your research here, discuss what you have learned and what gets you excited about illustrating. Ask questions for clarification. I love to be active and comment back and give feedback on illustrations if you would like it.

In addition to the handout, I've created a book log & journal that you can use with this class. It includes part of the lessons, the list of questions to ask, with room for note-taking and sketching. If you want to easily keep all your research in one place, rather than having separate sheets of paper, then it might be useful for you. The journal is not required to complete the class, and you can just use any blank notebook to keep track of books, but I wanted to create it as an optional tool for you. The Reading Logs are available worldwide on Amazon. See it here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BXMT978S

Thank you for joining in!

If you liked the class, click on the review tab above (between the About and Discussions tabs). It only takes 15 seconds to click on the multiple choice answers, and if you are up for it there is a small space for notes.

The feedback (and constructive criticism) I get from reviews helps me improve future classes, lets Skillshare know I'm doing a good job and also helps other students know what classes to join. Reviewing a class also gives you a voice on the platform. Reviews give weight to which classes rise to the top, and let other students know what to expect by giving a perspective into the class from a student point of view. Thank you if you get a chance to do that. :)

*music for this class was provided by Bensound.com

Nina Willebois

Graphic Designer | Illustrator

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