Do you adore creating gorgeous artwork across a wealth of mediums? Do you have a fine attention to detail and have artistic flair on everything you turn your hand to? Are you obsessed with graphic novels and comic books, a huge fan of books, or even enjoy a well-crafted billboard or international campaign? Then a postgraduate course in illustration will be right up your alley. To do well in a course like this, a massive interest in all mediums of art, a well as the ability to draw is a must. Search from a number of postgraduate options in the field of illustration and drawing today on Postgrad.ie.
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