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This course fosters an innovative, experimental and critical approach to the broad practice of illustration. The course enables you to define your working methodology, using skills and experiences developed through workshops, technical inductions, tutorials and seminars. You are encouraged to explore the wider territory of illustration, challenging the position of the illustrator within commercial and artistic arenas whilst maintaining the core values that underpin the practice.

The course embeds critical and contextual thinking at the heart of illustrative practice, examining, through a programme of lectures, seminars and talks by industry professionals, the history and development of the discipline.
Students have won D&AD awards, exhibited in the BP Portrait Awards and worked with Sony, Ofcom, Illustrated Ape Magazine, A.O.I. live and the National Maritime Museum.

Students have also worked on projects including Trans Vision at leading national galleries such as the Hayward Gallery and Object React at the Victoria & Albert Museum, both with onedotzero and had work screened at the ODZ Festival at the ICA. Students have had work placements at onedotzero, Resfest, Sorrell Foundation, Airside, Lightsurgeons and Peepshow.
Student initiated projects include Crystal Vision at the ICA, installation and interactive work at the Roskilde festival in Denmark, a project to design a permanent shop interior for Diesel and film festival curation in London and New York.

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