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The 23 pages that link to Illustration, each with the reason it gives.

• Graphic designRelated: Illustration can communicate ideas that photography or type alone cannot.

• Picture bookNarrower topic: Illustrations are the picture book’s main storytelling and informational medium.

• Scientific visualizationCompared with: Illustrations may clarify scientific ideas without mapping data through a reproducible visual encoding.

• Figurative artRelated: Illustrators often use recognizable figures and scenes to convey information or narrative.

• GouacheNarrower topic: Gouache is often used for controlled, colorful images in editorial and book illustration.

• Art schoolBroader topic: Illustration programs develop image-making for publishing and other media.

• Contour drawingRelated: Contour lines can define objects clearly in illustrations with minimal tonal detail.

• Book illustrationNarrower topic: Book illustration is one application of the broader practice of illustration.

• Pin-upNarrower topic: Illustration was the medium for many classic pin-ups before photography dominated the form.

• EngravingRelated: Engraving reproduced detailed images for books and printed publications.

• Norman RockwellNarrower topic: Rockwell's paintings were designed to communicate quickly within the format of magazine covers.

• John TennielNarrower topic: His career joined narrative book imagery with topical visual commentary.

• Cover artRelated: Illustration can give a cover a distinctive image tied to its work.

• Songs of Innocence and of ExperienceRelated: Blake’s designs can reinforce, complicate, or redirect a poem’s words.

• Gustave DoréNarrower topic: Doré’s career made book illustration a vehicle for ambitious narrative interpretation.

• Hugh LoftingRelated: Lofting drew the original illustrations for his Doctor Dolittle books.

• Len DeightonNarrower topic: Deighton's work as an illustrator shaped the visual, detail-rich approach of his early publications.

• Bill GoldRelated: Painted and drawn imagery let Gold evoke characters and atmosphere without summarizing whole plots.

• Dino BuzzatiRelated: Buzzati’s work as an illustrator and painter made visual art a direct part of his literary practice.

• Margrethe II of DenmarkNarrower topic: Her artistic practice included illustrations for books as well as private and official work.

• Milton GlaserNarrower topic: Glaser’s drawing practice was central to designs that communicated through images as well as words.

• Rama DuwajiNarrower topic: It is the central medium through which Duwaji communicates her subjects.

• Roger HargreavesNarrower topic: Hargreaves wrote and illustrated the characters himself.