Editorial Illustration Design

Tea Charlton

Starting at

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About this service

Summary

Specialisation: Editorial Illustration for Print and Digital Publications

Overview: In the constantly evolving world of print and digital media, the need for visuals that can succinctly convey the essence of a story is paramount. My editorial illustration service is crafted to meet this need, providing tailored visuals that align seamlessly with the narrative, whether it's a magazine feature, a newspaper article, or an online blog post.

Conceptual Depth: The art of editorial illustration lies in the ability to encapsulate the heart of a written piece in a single image. I prioritize understanding the core themes and emotions behind every story, which allows me to create illustrations that are both insightful and evocative.

Versatility in Execution: Whether it's a detailed, full-page spread for a magazine or a minimalist web article illustration, my approach is adaptive. I ensure that each design complements the medium it's intended for, be it print or digital. Furthermore, I create designs that can be versatilely adapted or built upon for related articles or features, providing a sense of visual continuity.

Why collaborate with me? My Bachelors in Art and Design, paired with my strategic insights from my MSc in Sport Business, Management, and Policy, equips me to craft editorial illustrations that are both artistic and contextually relevant. The diverse cultural experiences I've gathered inform my work, allowing me to create designs that appeal to a global readership. As I step into the vibrant world of editorial illustration, I bring fresh perspectives and an unmatched zeal to every project, promising designs that enhance and elevate the written word. Let's join forces to create visuals that capture imaginations and leave a lasting impact.

What's included

Initial Sketches:
Preliminary sketches or drafts to give the client an idea of the direction I am taking with the design.
Revised Sketches:
Based on feedback, revised drafts will be provided that incorporate the client's input.
Final Illustrations:
The completed illustrations in the format requested by the client (e.g., PNF, JPEG, TIFF).
Source Files:
The original & editable files which allow for future modifications or edits (e.g. AI, PSD, Procreate).
Variations:
The final illustration in different versions, such as with alternative colour schemes, sizes and resolutions.
Digital/Print-ready Files:
the illustration will be used/meant for print, providing a high-resolution CYMK file (with crop marks and bleed).
Licensing Agreement:
A document outlining how the illustration can be used by the client and any other details regarding the project.
Progress Updates:
Updates and check-ins, especially for extended projects to ensure alignment with the client's vision.
Feedback Sessions:
Scheduled sessions to discuss progress, revisions, finalising the illustration and the outcome of the project (performance wise).