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About
Oliver Weiss
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CONTESTS:
American
Illustration
Contest
American Illustration 30
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American
Illustration
Contest 30:
Four illustrations of mine have been chosen by American Illustration, the
industry's flagship for showcasing outstanding works from the world of
illustration.

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ORGANIZED BY:
American Illustration,
New York
TOPIC:
US Illustration Annual
AWARD:
Chosen for AI30 (2011)
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THE CONTEST
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our whimsical-style illustrations of mine
have been chosen to appear on the American Illustration 30 web gallery at
ai-ap.com.
After getting chosen for the
Society of Illustrator's 2011
annual book, this is the second time that my calendar has brought me luck.
The illustrations were taken from a
self-published calendar of mine. Labelled "The Well-Tempered Year,"
the calendar contains 13 full-sized
whimsical illustrations with titles that are mocking famous novels ("The BOLD
MEN and the Sea", "Brave BLUE World", "Howard's FRIEND" etc.).
The works were among only 185 images from
over 7,000 submitted to receive at least two votes from the jury and are
therefore eligible to appear permanently on the American Illustration website. |
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One of my
entries for the
2011 American Illustration competition. This is a motif taken from my calendar,
The Well-Tempered Year.
My chosen images accompany the
collection of all winning illustrations representing the best images from 2010.
American Illustration is the
industry's flagship in sorting out the top of the crop in the world of
illustration, showcasing art from promising newcomers and seasoned artist alike.
The focus is on artistic work as opposed to mere commercial pieces. |
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Young SNOWman
The BOLD MEN and the Sea
Call of the MILD
Finnegan's LAKE
>More
images from the calendar
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JURY
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Nicholas Blechman, The New
York Times Book Review
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Rachael Cole, Schwartz & Wade
Books
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Michael Ian Kaye, Mother New
York
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Todd Oldham, Todd Oldham
Studio
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D.W. Pine III, TIME
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David Saylor, Scholastic Inc.
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Dean Sebring, Worth
  
American
Illustration 29
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American
Illustration
Contest 29:
An illustration of mine has been chosen by American Illustration, the
industry's flagship for showcasing outstanding works from the world of
illustration.
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THE CONTEST
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mixed-media-style illustration of mine
has been chosen to appear on the American Illustration 29 web gallery at
ai-ap.com.
The collage-style artwork is entitled Flower Power,
and shows a bizzare-looking flower in a pot that resides on a table.
The work was one of only 280 images from
over 8,000 submitted to receive at least two votes from the jury and is
therefore eligible to appear permanently on the American Illustration website -
where over time illustrators build an online portfolio of their AI winning
images and where creatives make direct contact with them.
My chosen image will accompany the
collection of all winning illustrations representing the best images from 2009. |
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My entry for the
2010 American Illustration competition. Vintage postcards and scrap paper were
used for this collage.
American Illustration is the
industry's flagship in sorting out the top of the crop in the world of
illustration, showcasing art from promising newcomers and seasoned artist alike.
The focus is on artistic work as opposed to mere commercial pieces. |
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TOP: The winning
entry showing a flower on a table.
BELOW: A slightly altered version was used for a folded postcard design
which you can buy
here.
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JURY
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Rodrigo Corral, Rodrigo
Corral Design
- Irene Gallo, Tor, Forge,
& Starscape Books
- Rob Hewitt, Curious
Outsider Design Studio
- Kory Kennedy, Runners
World
- Gail Marowitz, Roadrunner
Records
- Siung Tjia, ESPN The
Magazine
- Jason Treat, The Atlantic
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