50 Markets of Illustration: Illustration Voice

Monday, February 2, 2015

Illustration Voice

50 Markets of Illustration has been reviewed by Illustration Voice!

Editor Anne Telford says about John Roman’s e-book, 'The 50 markets he presents—complete with full-color examples of contemporary work—provide a wealth of opportunities and are so wide-ranging that surely there is inspiration there for just about everyone.’

The positive review summarizes, 'A brief overview of some of the markets covered in 50 Markets of Illustration include Editorial, Book and Children’s Illustration, Comic Book Art, Humorous Illustration, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Medical, Archaeological, and Botanical Illustration. Markets from Scientific to Technical to Info-Graphic Art are reviewed, as are Courtroom, Documentary, Map and Historical Art. Military, Nautical, and Aviation Art, are explored as are Portraiture, Sports, Product and Food Illustration. In addition, Roman’s in-depth examination brings to light literally dozens of other avenues of opportunity that exist for today’s illustrator.’

See the full review here!

Thanks, Illustration Voice!

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About the E-Book

As any practicing artist knows, there are a number of illustration markets available that can both showcase one's talent and provide a comfortable income. What many do not realize is just how wide the variety of options is. From comic book illustration to botanical illustration, courtroom presentation art to medical illustration, and tattoo art to historical illustration, The 50 Markets of Illustration E-Book catalogues all these opportunities and more, featuring not only descriptions, but example images from artists who are leaders in their fields.

About the Author

John Roman is a freelance illustrator who specializes in technical, architectural, and illustrated map art. His clients have included Time Inc., The National Park Service, The Massachusetts Audubon Society, Marriott Hotels, King Features Syndicate, Golf Digest Magazine, and The Thoreau Society. He is also an Assistant Professor of Illustration at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Boston. He has won many awards for his illustration work from exhibitions such as The New York Society of Illustrators, The Society of Illustrators Los Angeles, The American Society of Architectural Illustrators, and Communication Arts. John is a graduate of The New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University.