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If an illustrator is paid for their work, can their name be shown when the work is published?

The obvious answer to this question might be yes - at least if the illustrator asks for their name to be shown, as part of the contract for...
@Research Cooperative started 4 years ago - replies: 0

Cartography

Personally I find map-making, in the broadest sense of the term, to be poorly developed form of illustration in most journals. There is however...
@Research Cooperative started 6 years ago - replies: 0

Guild of Natural Science Illustrators

The Guild of Natural Science Illustrators is based in the USA but the Guild website provides much information of wider interest. Direct...
@Research Cooperative started 8 years ago - replies: 0

Fred Otnes obituary and The Society of Illustrators, New York

This week an obituary appeared in the International New York Times for Fred Otnes, an illustrator, painter and collage artist who worked as a...
@Research Cooperative started 9 years ago - replies: 1

A visit to Ostia Antica, the old port of Rome

This is just a quick sketch, on a hot summer's day, earlier this month during a short visit to Rome, Italy. The sun was chasing me and I had to...
@Research Cooperative started 10 years ago - replies: 0

Research image collections

Many researchers have very large image collections, in various media, that are likely to be lost when we retire or die. As each year...
@Research Cooperative started 10 years ago - replies: 2

A competition for illustrators, at academic conference (an example to follow?)

In my experience, it is not common for illustrators to be given special opportunities to show their work at academic conferences. It would be...
@Research Cooperative started 10 years ago - replies: 0

Wellcome Trust image collection

Themes in the Wellcome Images collection (at the Wellcome Trust ) range from medical and social history to contemporary healthcare and...
@Research Cooperative started 10 years ago - replies: 0