Vic Lee is a London-based graphic designer-turned-artist-turned-illustrator, muralist, storyteller, typographer, book publisher and ‘wizard of ink’.
You'll Discover in PT.1
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How 3D art influences his illustration work
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Vic’s typography & fonts influence
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Why Vic doesn’t follow the ‘3 font rule’
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The tools he uses
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How his illustrated diaries are a way to record his own travels
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How a book he read predicted the Covid pandemic
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Why he recorded a YouTube video to encourage children to draw their own diaries
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How a difficult childhood influenced his passion for drawing
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Why illustration was his internal therapy
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How life after the Covid lockdown will effect the way we go forward
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Why the lockdown was Vic’s ’sabbatical from life’
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The one thing he’s learnt during lockdown
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Why he decided to stop drawing and hit publish
You'll Discover in PT.2
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Why you should follow the 3 second rule in video
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Why time-lapse video is key for artists
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Why Vic ditched video titles to increase engagement
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How to stimulate the senses to get people hooked
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How you can be creative with the equipment you have
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How showing your personality on videos connects with people
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How to have an immediate impact on social media
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How brands should use video
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Why you should wear your heart on your sleeve
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How to create a relationship through honesty
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His new kids’ book
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Why he’s looking for a publisher for a 2nd edition
resources & links
Connect
Website coronadiary2020.com
Linkedin linkedin.com/in/vicleelondon
Instagram @vicleelondon
Tools
Posca pens
Videos That Talk
Vic’s initial call-out video encouraged kids at home to try drawing their own diaries.
In the interview Vic talks about his commission for the University of Kent – 8 days in the making condensed into a time-lapse using his iPad with a wide angle clip-on lens.
Vic’s tips on materials & techniques