A Brush With Depth: The Art of Rick Sealock
By Rick Sealock and Christina Vester
Rick Sealock has been creating wild and wacky illustrations for clients as varied as Rolling Stone, Texas Monthly, The Washington Post, Natural Health Magazine, and GQ Magazine. His work has been used to skewer politicians, fitness fanatics, and death. This book, while a retrospective of his life in illustration, is also a how-to guide. How to keep your work fresh. How to deal with pesky and not so pesky clients. How to keep yourself in front of those clients. How to... just buy the book, don't go by the book.
Click here to read an interview with Rick Sealock
Winner of the BPAA Book Illustration Award, 2021
$35.00 CAD
Additional information
| Weight | 1.003 kg |
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| Dimensions | 8.25 × 9.5 × .74 in |
Rick Sealock
Hi there little buckaroo. My history: I grew up in the wilds of Southern Alberta on a farm. I drew a lot. I also dug holes in the ground to see where they would go. I graduated from the Alberta College of Art and Design. Then I taught there. I did a lot of illustrations. Then I taught at the Ontario College of Art and Design and Sheridan College of Art and Design. I am still teaching at the latter. And I am still doing lots of illustrations!
Make sure your eyeballs are securely nailed down before you open this book, or the fizz and frenzy of Rick Sealock’s art might pinwheel ’em right outta your face. Thus warned, you can now open this book. Herein you’ll find pure je ne sais Sealock: with their flash-bang colors, unfailing conviviality, and delirious, frame-busting muchness, these are works of singular optic nerve and sheer joy. So buy and open this book already!
~ Scott Dickensheets, Desert Companion Magazine (Las Vegas, Nevada)
There is a Rick Sealock drawing on the wall above me, blaring joyously night and day. It is a multi-fingered jazz trumpeter, making musical magic to the accompaniment of birds, mayhem, and marks of explosive randomness. It’s a perfect embodiment of the creative process: order out of chaos and back again. Such is but a taste of what you will experience if you buy this book. And I strongly suggest that you do.
~ Blair Drawson, Illustrator (Toronto, Ontario)
