You’ll learn as much or more from just making the work, and it’s the only way you’ll get better, as well as the best way to get noticed. Fourth and finally, and most importantly, is to make.Obviously, school is a great place for this. The third thing is feedback – send your work out to other makers and publishers, and listen to what they have to say about your work.The second is meeting – meet other people in the field and talk to them, ask their advice and learn their stories there’s no substitute for first person interactions.The first is research – you should look at everything related you can, study the work that others have made before you.I think there’s four aspects, that apply to any artistic or creative field, that anyone interested in getting into should do. Any tips for up and coming illustrators out there? Vader’s Little Princess by Jeffrey Brownġ1. I drew Santa stuck in a chimney and won ten dollars of art supplies. For money, I entered a contest at a local art supply store to design a Christmas card. My mom saves everything, and so I have some of my first drawings – there’s one of a fish breathing fire that I drew when I was three. Do you remember the first picture you ever drew (or made money from)? We can’t wait to get our hands on both books! Without further ado, we give you our honorable mention interview with the legendary and talented Jeffrey Brown. What surprised us even more was his new series “Vader’s Little Princess” which looks just as promising and entertaining as the previous series. Vader’s Little Princess by Jeffrey Brown One of his books which really caught our attention was his series called “Darth Vader and Son” which tackles the everyday conversations and happenings between father and son, but Darth Vader style. Jeffrey Brown has his fingers in all the pies and he’s extremely talented to boot.

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