Looking at the rest of the groups chosen illustrations and finding categories they fall into

Concept illustrations

Character 

Reference 

Specific audience 

Tone 

Realism 

Mixed media 

Colour

Dynamics 

Contrast 

Narrative 

Digital colour 

Context 

Narrative 

Detail

Text 

Deapth

Different medias

Audience specific 

Humour 

Tone of voice 

Pop culture reference 

Detail

Colour 

Choice of media 

Composition 

Technical skill

Photo realism 

Focal point 

Negative space 

Sub categories thought up after class discussion and feedback 

Content-messages 

Political 

Soterical 

Humour 

Emotive 

Process/media 

Collage 

Printing 

Digital 

3d

Mix media 

Brush work/pen work etc 

Aesthetics

Colour 

Pallet 

Texture 

Composition 

Technical

Line 

Analogue or detail 

Shape 

How it's applied 

Context 

Large scale/small scale 

Gallery 

Sketchbook

Conceptual development 

Practitioner 

Illustrator 

Agents 

Audience 

Children 

Adult 

Etc 

 

type of illustration -narrative

type of illustrations -concepts/ideas

graham Roumieu -humorous concept

Christopher Wright -humorous concept 

type of illustration - text/type

Adam McCauley -promote/ advertising 

Dermot Flynn -informative 

ibm posters - advertise/promote 

promote/editorial 

john kaspuhl editorial

types of illustrations - tone of voice

Andy Rementer -child like character design 

Lyndon Hayes -uses different back drops. 

Tadaoimi Shibuya

types of illustrations -detail/complexity

Emma Kelly 

Joel Penkman 

types of illustration -humour

Letman 

Paul Blow

types of illustration - simplicity/minimal

Jody Barton 

Noma Bar - tea-for-2

Norma Bar - hunger 

Jean Julien 

Filipe Jardin

What is illustration?

Ways to analysis illustrations

Choice of media

Simplicity/minimal 

Propaganda 

Audience specific 

Type of text 

Narrative 

Tone of voice 

Humour 

Conceptual development 

Concept art 

Detail/skills/complexity 

Colour 

Function -instruct/educate/promote/persuade?

Composition/format/formal 

I need to pick 5 points that interest me and then find 5 illustrations for each one as examples. 

images to show personal

just images to represent personal ^

personal illustrations :-

illustrations just to be illustrations. 

james jean sketch book work 

i really like the overplapping and playfulness of this work, it shows how he's creative and development process. though these are sketch book pieces, i think it still works well as a finished piece, it is very engaging, unique and interesting to look at.

paul wang

Niki Pilkington 

though i know illustration is mostly used for assigned briefs or created with a message behind them, i think personal illustrations are just as important and impressive as they allow illustrators to just be illustrators to have freedom and draw whatever they want to draw.

images to show commercial

images to show communication

images to show education