(Stian Hole)
From 09 to 30 September 2017, the International Centre for the Picture Book in Society (ICPBS) will host an exhibition in collaboration with BIBIANA, the International House of Art for Children in Bratislava, Slovakia. The exhibition, titled MIGRATIONS, will coincide with the Biennale of Illustration in Bratislava (BIB) and its symposium.
The Brief
We invite our illustrator friends to send us a postcard (10x15cm) with your illustration of a bird on the picture side of the card and a relevant message, phrase or thought on the theme on the message side of the card. The bird could be representative of a real bird from your country, a fictitious bird from your culture or your own fantasy bird. The postage stamp from your country of residence and your name will indicate the flight of your artwork first to the UK, then to Bratislava and who knows … to further exhibitions thereafter.
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Hi Eldon, I like to get myself set up in my space and put on music. Then I just begin scribbling until images and story form. I have more problems shutting off the ideas and wrangling them into cohesive narratives than I do with getting my head into the right space. I guess by drawing and writing, I have the advantage to switch between each mode, but I definitely lean towards the visual as my primary mode. I hope that this helps.
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