As an illustrator, I've worked for companies like Target, Hallmark, The Wall Street Journal and Amazon.com. My bio, contact info, and portfolio is at: www.coyleart.com
I teach online classes in Adobe Illustrator on ReneePearson.com
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This article from Co. Design dates back to the spring of this year, but I thought it would be an interesting read for anyone who's interested in Target and how they maintain their brand and their design sensibility across all the creative teams they work with.
In other news my Beginning Illustrator class is on target and will be launching soon. Visit my Youtube channel for the introductory video lesson.
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Hi Laura,
I already took your 'make it now: swirl shop' and 'illustrator 2' and love it. Can't wait for 'beginning illustrator' to be available. Although I know the basic Illustrator tools I still want to take this class and follow step by step the projects... Your classes are so easy to understand/follow.
Thank you for your classes!
Elsa
Posted by: Elsa M | August 12, 2011 at 05:26 PM
You're welcome Elsa, I'm so glad you are enjoying the classes! The beginning class is being set up on the site now, so it should be coming very soon, I'll let you know when I know more.
Laura
Posted by: coyleart | August 16, 2011 at 08:56 AM