A must-have for digital artists who sell at in-person events - This is an all-in-one guide to help make your illustrations and artwork pop at in-person events, including Artist Alleys, Comic Markets, Doujin Events, Only Events and more.

It clearly explains for beginners: the basic things to consider when planning an illustration exhibition, what preparations are needed, and an estimate of the time and budget required.

The case studies section introduces impressive exhibition works by popular illustrators, explaining their methods and techniques in detail!

• Gemi’s work: Realistically expresses the texture of Japanese painting pigments using 2.5D printing.
• Terada Tera’s work: Uses star-shaped sequins in special acrylic for a cute and pop expression.
• Fuji Choco’s work: Depicts kimono illustrations using actual embroidery.
• Rolua’s work: Represents the concept of shells and membranes with foil stamping.
• AoJukou’s work: Uses mat boards in framing to make the entire frame resemble a makeup palette.
• popman3580’s work: Frames a finished illustration and its line art together as a single piece in a 3D frame.
• …and more.

The book also includes interviews with FLATLABO and pixiv WAEN GALLERY, who support digital illustration exhibitions. At the end, there’s a special discussion, “The Future of Digital Illustration Exhibitions,” with Mai Yoneyama of SSS by Applibot and PALOW., along with a showcase of their works that explore various printing techniques and expressions.

This is a must-have book for illustrators and designers who want to hold exhibitions, as well as galleries and event organizers.

Release date: September 25, 2024

ISBN: 9784768319420