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Illustration is the ability to draw what one sees with a trained hand-eye coordination, and this involves the fundamental skill to draw in perspective, light and shadow, proportion, material folds, anatomy, color, texture and many other skills.
The ability to illustrate also involves being acutely observant into the minutest details. It goes beyond merely reflections in a mirror, but more like the reflections of light in a drop of water. The light refractions that occur when it hits that drop of water. The shadows that are cast by an object, or onto another object. The changes in color value as light crosses an object. Reflections and light refractions that occur on a shiny metallic surface.
With the advent of clipart and the use of photography, many artists have not learned the art and skill of observing and illustrating. Not so for Malane Newman! She is an old-fashioned, drawing table illustrator who graduated to computers, bringing forth all the techniques she mastered and uses the computer as just another tool in her arsenal of specialized services.
She has created illustrations in a variety of mediums like pencil, colored pencils, markers, pastels, pen-and-ink, computer generated, and many others.
She illustrates in a variety of areas. Examples are medical illustration, animal illustration, floral illustration, portraits, still-life, cartoon illustration, childrens book illustration and just about everything else. All of her illustrations have been one-of-a-kind and have appeared in books, pamphlets, newspapers, and other graphic design mediums, as well as electronic mediums like digital illustration, concept art and interactive art.
Here are but a few examples
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