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We’re half way. Random icon no. 150 – a look back. On 9th July 2012. Here we are. The half-way point. I always thought I might get here, but had no idea how the journey might play out. Somehow in my heart I new I had a couple hundred ideas in there somewhere, but didn’t realize what it would take to get them out in a concentrated dose. Random icon no. 75 and where we’ve been. On 6th April 2012. It’s for real now. On 23rd January 2012. 300 Random icons – a personal design challenge. On 28th December 2011.

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What to expect | Leighton Hubbell | Illustrative Designer

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So, you’re probably wondering how this all goes. If you’ve never worked with a designer or illustrator, it’s probably a little scary and you’re not sure how the whole ‘creative thing’ works. That’s OK, I’ll run you through the basics of my process and what it will likely entail. 1) Initial meeting and project discussion. 8211; Details and specifications of your project discussed. 8211; Free estimate prepared and submitted. 8211; Client signs estimate and provides 50% deposit. 8211; Feedback reviewed.

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How to find the right illustrator. | Leighton Hubbell | Illustrative Designer

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How to find the right illustrator. On 9th December 2009. This is a subject that I can share a unique perspective on (pun intended). I have worked on both sides of this particular fence, as an art director hiring illustrators and as an independent illustrator working with design firms and ad agencies for many years. I certainly know what it’s like to sift through source book after source book, scouring every page trying to find the right style all on an insurmountable deadline. How about a recommendation?

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From the sketchbook – how my concepts were born. | Leighton Hubbell | Illustrative Designer

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From the sketchbook how my concepts were born. On 10th March 2011. I’ve touched on this subject before,. There have been some pretty good assignments recently, so in an effort to share the love, I put up some of my latest work. This work for 12 Shores includes some of the preliminary sketches shown to the client before going to vector artwork. Thanks for taking a look. I’d love to hear your thoughts. We’re half way. Random icon no. 150 – a look back. Random icon no. 75 and where we’ve been. A first look ...

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About Leighton | Leighton Hubbell | Illustrative Designer

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The creative director for the one-person design shop Leightonhubbell.com, has been designing logos, corporate identity systems, promotions, packaging design, illustration, print, web design and television for over 20 years. Clients have included one-person entrepreneurial companies, education facilities, nonprofit organizations, government agencies and major international corporations. On the effects of social media on the logo design industry,. On the subject of the power of a good logo design,. I&#8217...

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Site Map | Leighton Hubbell | Illustrative Designer

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Click on the arrow icon beside each category to display or hide all items within the chosen category. Summaries of each page may be hidden or shown by clicking the plus icon next each item. Use the Options menu to expand or contract all items, display or hide summaries or sort the table of contents. Sort by Menu Order. Sort by Post Date. July 20, 2011, 10:56. May 30, 2008, 08:00. July 20, 2011, 11:08. New business So, you took a nice, long look around and it seems like a good fit? May 30, 2008, 08:00.