New Book Review: Beyond Illustration

New Book Review

Beyond Illustration

Editors: Patrick Hartl,

Yvonne Winkler

NC45 .B49 2009

“According to the classical definition, Illustration is regarded as a service. It serves a customer and his text. On the other hand, in art the creator is his own customer. Using various views and positions of invited artists and illustrators we will try to discuss this phenomenon.”

Patrick Hartl & Yvonne Winkler

Beyond Illustration is a compilation of artwork gathered from some of the field’s most influential artists. This book seeks to expand the boundaries of what Illustration can be, offering images and interviews that will push the definition of Illustration beyond its restrictive roots.

Illustrators from around the world have contributed to this collection, showcasing a variety of mediums. Cambodian artist Andrew Hem starts the lineup , followed by artist s from Japan, France, Poland, Germany, United States, Israel, Belgium, Argentina, Amsterdam, and Brazil. Traditional painting, photo-manipulation, spray paint and digital painting are just a few of the mediums on display in Beyond Illustration.

If you’re looking for inspiration, need to research an illustrator, or if you just want to look at some mesmerizing images, you can’t do much better than Beyond Illustration. Available for checkout today!

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Scott Sherman 3/10

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