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Keep developing, seek feedback, don’t undersell your work—Sarah Kilcoyne on illustration - Books Ireland

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Sarah Kilcoyne, author of The Lost Treasure of Clew Bay, talks about her work and life as an illustrator What brought you to illustration? I’ve been drawing and painting ever since I can remember, and it always seemed like a given that I would pursue an artistic career. I remember spending countless hours as a child copying paintings of animals and plants from encyclopaedias, drawing pop star portraits from magazines, inventing my own comics and…
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Keep developing, seek feedback, don’t undersell your work—Sarah Kilcoyne on illustration - Books Ireland

Sarah Kilcoyne, author of The Lost Treasure of Clew Bay, talks about her work and life as an illustrator What brought you to illustration? I’ve been drawing and painting ever since I can remember, and it always seemed like a given that I would pursue an artistic career. I remember spending countless hours as a child copying paintings of animals and plants from encyclopaedias, drawing pop star portraits from magazines, inventing my own comics and…

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