The publisher smiled at the illustrator of the poet who had an untidy beard.
When graphic designers, photographers and illustrators are involved, costs begin to escalate.
She argues that the illustrator comments on the text through the images, and thus plays a role similar to the textual commentator.
It appears that the illustrator was not confined by the episodes of the play and had no intention of trying to depict the dramatic scenes.
The captions are also followed by signatures or seals of the illustrators or scribes.
The illustrator, however, did not ignore the text completely, but there is a significant rupture between the narrative and the picture.
Her relative invisibility - as a home-based illustrator and author - was seen as an advantage.
The illustrators learned the format and style from painting, and they claimed to imitate specific famous painters as well.
