Digolo and Mazrui subcategorize illustration into the techniques,
which are being applied, such as: drawing, painting, printing and pasting. These technices affect the art in
various ways, being chosen for the different impact the chosen medium produces.
The choice can be based on the requirements of the illustration, constraints of
the artist, cost, or other factors.
Various illustration techniques have been available to the artist
over the centuries. The invention of paper pushed its boundaries even further.
Traditional illustration focuses on reproducible ways of creating illustration
and can be classified into different types:
Pen-and-ink illustration has been around in various forms. The
Chinese Sumi-E can be attributed to this technique, incorporating the use of
paints and dyes. Navigational maps have been produced using this technique in
the 14-15th century. The
technique has not fallen out of disuse and is still popular with artists and
illustrators, due to its simplicity of use, drying time and visual impact.
Modern artists use a brush, pen or quill to achieve the desired effects,
samples see references.
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