Global Illustrators Join Forces to Teach Us "How to Woo," in Time for Valentine's Day
NEW YORK, February 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
New Issue of Award-Winning Scrawl Digital Magazine Explores the Humorous and Touching Aspects of Our Searches for Love
A group of popular illustrators from around the globe have come together in the name of love…that is, their love for illustration and the art of modern storytelling. Together, these talented artists have created How to Woo, a special digital handbook featuring the "dos and don'ts of the art of courtship". Based on creative interpretations of various romantic (and humorous) gestures such as writing a love letter, getting over a broken heart and how to cry, How to Woo is debuting in the App Store just in time for Valentine's Day.
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Image: "You can't go wrong with flowers" by: Jessica HJ. Lee *
*an animated gif version of this work can be found on the link below.
Download more screenshots & animations at:
http://www.scrawlmagazine.com/pr/h2w/
Promo of a working artwork from the issue at:
http://scrawlmagazine.com/tests/h2w/
"Write a love letter" by: Michael Arnold
Throughout the issue, readers can engage in the many interactive features that showcase the creativity of the artists as well as the inventive way they utilize the tools of Mag+, the publishing ecosystem used to create Scrawl. Scrawl Magazine was created to serve as a platform for artists, giving them the opportunity to create and share their work with others.
From up and coming rising stars to established global talent, every illustrator brings a unique style and interesting component to this special issue. Alon Braier, Geran Knol, Michael Arnold, Studio Takeuma and Pixin are just a few of the featured artists.
"We are excited to bring How to Woo to the App Store in time for Valentine's Day," said Michael Golan, designer and co-founder of Scrawl Magazine. "Valentine's Day is not just about sweet chocolates and pretty roses, it is also about love letters that were lost in the mail, awkward dates and much more. Our 7th issue is an ode to these sweet and sour sentiments, in the form of a mock ''helpful'’ handbook ."
How to Woo is a collection of romantic gestures, illustrated and interpreted through the hands and minds of some seriously talented artists. And according to the artists, it as a playground for experimenting with interactive image making and storytelling.
"How to Woo is a fantastic representation of how a graphic novel can make use of the unique features of iPads and other tablets to create excellent experiences for readers," said Mike Haney, Chief Creative Officer of Mag+. "By using all of the features of the Mag+ platform, these artists can really take interactivity to the next level. The digital features help tell their story in a way that you could never see in a printed magazine."
About Scrawl
Scrawl is a prize-winning comics & illustration digital magazine. Fun, beautiful and innovative, created solely for the digital platform, Scrawl integrates art & technology to offer a new and exciting way of storytelling. Tap to control the way the story unfolds, shake the device to reveal images, look at time-dependent drawings as they change or just engage in thought provoking artwork and original ideas - Scrawl lets you tap into your traditional comics in an untraditional way.
Featuring some of the most talented artists working today, crafted with meticulous production & design, Scrawl is a must-have for all comics & illustration lovers, but not just.
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About Mag+
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