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The Supplement: Philip Cooper - 'In Praise Of Thumbnails'

A while back, I featured the collages of artist Philip Cooper on here, and waxed lyrically about his extraordinary landscapes and inspiring technique. Phil's blog, Hedgecrows , is always a joy, and I was particularly interested in what he had to say about the importance of thumbnailing in terms of his creative process and I wanted to share it. Crow Tower, Philip Cooper, 2014

FAO CGAA Year 1 (and everyone else!) : Temple Of The Seven Golden Camels Is A Really Useful Blog!

For your reference in terms of thumbnailing and layouts - Mark Kennedy's Temple Of The Seven Golden Camels blog is a great resource, full of practical tips and know-how.  For example, check out his simple 'foreground, midground, background' formula in terms of making dynamic compositions... 

FAO CGAA Year 1: Cinematic Spaces - Thumbnails from Disney's Cinderella

    Some lovely, expressive thumbnails from Disney's Cinderella (1950)  - courtesy of Deja View.