Faculty

	Linda Warner Constantino Savannah B.A., Drew University; M.A., Syracuse University; M.F.A., University of Hartford. Linda Warner Constantino has 25 years of professional experience as an illustrator, graphic designer, art director and painter. Her work has been published in books, magazines and newspapers, and has been translated into murals. She has studied illustration and design at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and later in Italy. She previously taught at the School of Visual Arts in Savannah as well as privately, and is a Certified Adobe Expert in Adobe Photoshop CS. In addition to her illustration work she is an avid plein air painter in oils and watercolor and her works are in numerous private collections. View her Web site: www.lwarnerconstantino.com. Clients: Arthur Blank Little, Brown and Company Newsweek Cricket Publishing Down East Publishing Awards: International Award of Excellence, Society of Newspaper Designers Winsor & Newton Painting Award, Philadelphia Water Color Club Finalist, The Small Works North America 2007 Show First Place, South Carolina Press Association illustration competition Courses: Electronic Illustration I The Portrait in Illustration Collage for Illustration Watercolor for the Illustrator Illustrating the Edible Illustration Portfolio
	Mohamed Danawi Savannah B.F.A., Concordia University; M.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design. Mohammed Danawi is represented in the advertising, design and editorial markets by Lisa Freeman Inc., and in the children's book market by Wendy Lynn and Co. Danawi was the chair of the illustration department from 1998-2002. He is a member of the Society of Children's Books Writers and Illustrators. In 2002, he was selected for inclusion in Who's Who Among America's Teachers. Selected illustrated children’s books: “Pourquoi les plantes ne se deplacent pas” “Compte a rebours” “Roseline Dodo” “Our Wonderful World” (team project) “A Trip Across the River” “Zig Zag le Zebre” Selected other publications: Applied Arts magazine (2000 and 2003) American Showcase Creative Source Quebec Directory of Illustrators Competitions: RSVP American Illustration The Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles The Society of Korean Illustrators Illustration Cubed Awards: ADDY, poster design, 1998
	Allan Drummond Savannah B.A., London College of Printing; M.A., Royal College of Art. Allan Drummond is chair of SCAD’s illustration department. He worked as a journalist before studying graphic design at the London College of Printing, and illustration at the Royal College of Art. As an illustrator, his clients include the New Yorker, Time Magazine, the Times and the Daily Telegraph, as well as design groups in the United States, Europe and Japan. He also designed and produced the murals for Holborn Station, a London Underground interchange. Drummond’s writing for children first appeared with his illustrations for “The Willow Pattern Story,” an American Bookseller “Pick of the Lists” children’s book that is still in print after 16 years. He has since written, illustrated and published seven more titles. In 2006, Houghton Mifflin published “The Journey that Saved Curious George,” which includes nearly 40 of Drummond’s illustrations, to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the “Curious George” books. His next book, “Tin Lizzie,” is slated for publication in 2008 to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the Model T Ford. Visit his Web site.
	John Foerster Savannah B.F.A., M.F.A., University of Michigan. John Foerster is a practicing medical illustrator who has taught at the graduate and undergraduate level for more than 12 years. He specializes in teaching digital illustration techniques and has conducted Adobe Photoshop and Corel Painter workshops throughout the United States and Canada. He has received more than a dozen national awards for both his artwork and his contributions to the field of medicine. In addition to his editorial and advertising work, he has illustrated more than a dozen textbooks and is co-author of an award-winning medical book about cervical disorders.
	Amie Jacobsen E-Learning B.A., Western State College; M.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design. Amie Jacobsen is a practicing freelance illustrator with 13 years of experience in fine art, illustration and design. She began her career as a wildlife, landscape and portrait artist while completing her undergraduate degree, and in 1996 was featured on the cover of Colorado Sportsman magazine. In 2002, Jacobsen took a new direction and began to pursue illustration, publishing her first children's book, "The Quest for Elloshidii," in 2004. Her third illustrated children's book, "Spenser Goes to Portland," was released Fall 2008. Her work has also been represented in magazines, posters, advertisements, apparel, products and packaging, and storyboards.   Courses: Drawing for Illustrators
	Richard Krepel Savannah B.F.A., Art Center College of Design; B.F.A., University of Arizona; M.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design. Richard Krepel's illustrations have appeared on the covers and inside pages of countless national magazines, including Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report, Time, Reader's Digest, Ladies Home Journal, Good Housekeeping, Redbook and the Harvard Business Review. His work has garnered awards and has appeared in many national forums including the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum, American Illustration, Communication Arts, Print, Step Inside Design, Applied Arts, RSVP and the Los Angeles Society of Illustrators. His work was chosen for the cover of the Society of Illustrators 43rd Annual in 2003, and he collaborated in the production of "Hallelujah, The Poetry of Hymns" published in 2005. Courses: Illustration Concepts and Composition Illustration Markets Professional Practices in Illustration Illustration Self-promotion
	Julie Lieberman Savannah B.F.A., Old Dominion University; M.F.A., School of Visual Arts. Julie Lieberman has been teaching illustration since 1986 at East Carolina University, Pratt Institute, School of Visual Arts and SCAD. Her work has appeared in Communication Arts and Print magazines, and on collateral for Savannah Dance Theater and Armstrong Atlantic State University among others. In addition to teaching she is a freelance illustrator, painter and sand sculptor. Her book project, "Survey of Illustration," was published in Korea in 2002. She has several book projects in progress. Courses: Survey of Illustration Book Illustration I Illustration Portfolio Drawing and Design for Illustrators Introduction to Illustration
	Richard Lovell Atlanta B.F.A., Auburn University. After three years as a staff illustrator for studios in Atlanta and Houston, Rick Lovell started a freelance career in the Atlanta area, which he has maintained for more than 25 years. He has produced award-winning artwork for clients such as Anheuser Busch, AT&T, Avon Books, Business Week Magazine, CNN, Delta Airlines, Disney, Kellogg’s, Macy’s, Nike Design, Pentagram, Seimens and more. Lovell taught advanced illustration at the Portfolio Center in Atlanta and served as the illustration chair at the Atlanta College of Art prior to joining the illustration department at SCAD. Awards: Print Casebooks: Certificate of Design Excellence Society of Illustrators: Certificates of Merit Communication Arts: Awards of Excellence Airbrush Action Magazine: Vargas Award for Lifetime Achievement Membership: Society of Illustrators, New York
	Jay Montgomery Atlanta B.A., LaGrange College Jay Montgomery has been a faculty member at SCAD since 2007, and brings his experience as a freelance illustrator and staff illustrator for design firm Suzanne Anderson and Associates to the classroom. He has been teaching illustration since 1998 at Portfolio Center, Atlanta College of Art and SCAD. He is a member of the Graphic Artists Guild, Illustrators Partnership of America, and the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. His clients include Chick-Fil-A, Cartoon Network, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Guinness Inc., ESPN, Coca-Cola, Georgia-Pacific and Oxford University Press. He has been published in numerous magazines and industry publications, including Computer Arts Magazine, Directory of Illustration 14 and 17, and Blackbook 2003-04. Visit his Web site: www.jaymontgomery.com. Awards: Outstanding Alumni Award, LaGrange College First place winner (three times), ArtWanted.com juried contests Communication Arts Illustration Annual National Volunteer of the Year Award, Graphic Artists Guild Print magazine Regional Design Annual How magazine International Annual of Design Courses: Illustration Materials and Techniques I Advertising Illustration I Book Illustration I Illustration Self-promotion Editorial Illustration I Electronic Illustration
	Julie Mueller-Brown Atlanta B.A., Augustana College; B.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design; M.F.A., University of Missouri. Julie Mueller-Brown taught briefly at University of Missouri-Columbia and Art Institute of Atlanta before beginning her teaching career at SCAD in 1989. She illustrated the children's books "Remember This" and "Perfectly Still" published by SCAD Design Press. Her illustrations, photographs and art have been in publications such as Newsweek, Photo Review, AIA Journal, Agnes Scott Alumnae Magazine, Georgia Medical Association Journal and the Children's Illustration Annual Picture Book. She has lectured at University of Dortmund, Germany, studied at the School of Mosaic in Italy, and traveled and worked extensively in Guatemala and Colombia. Courses: Drawing and Design for Illustrators Survey of Illustration Children's Book Illustration Introduction to Illustration Illustration Concepts and Composition
	Daniel Powers Savannah B.F.A., Ohio University; M.F.A., Marywood University. Daniel Powers has 25 years of experience as a freelance illustrator and art director. He has published more than 20 children’s books and creates editorial illustrations for a variety of magazines. His artwork has been exhibited at the Society of Illustrators conference and at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair. Powers has taught throughout the United States as well as in France, Germany and Mexico. He served as artist in residence at the Kalani-Honua Institute for Cultural Studies. His work is included in the collections of the Mazza Museum and the Kerlan Collect, and in the Meridian International Center’s traveling exhibitions. Awards: Recipient of the Ezra Jack Keats/Kerlan Memorial Fellowship at the University of Minnesota Recipient of the American Booksellers’ Association’s Pick of the List for “Jiro’s Pearl” Rotary Scholar
	Don Rogers Savannah B.A., Bob Jones University; M.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design. Don Rogers has more than 25 years of professional experience as a studio illustrator, graphic designer, freelance illustrator and professor, and has taught at SCAD since 1984. He has worked with a wide range of advertising, corporate and editorial clients including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Wendy's, Ballantine Books, The Boston Globe, McDonald's, Coca-Cola Company, Moody Press, Sylvania and GTE. Rogers is a member of the National Caricature Network, the New York Society of Illustrators and the American Society of Classical Realism. Visit Rogers' Web site. Exhibitions and Awards: Society of Illustrators SCAD Art Educators' Forum Richmond Illustrators Club 3x3 magazine's Pro Show Blue Cubed Applied Arts Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles International Illustration Cybernet Competition 2000 (Society of Korean Illustrators) First place mixed-media and second place acrylics, Grass Roots Art Show Graphis Press' "Counting Sheep" Courses: Illustration Materials and Techniques Drawing for Illustrators The Art of Caricature
	Durwin Talon Savannah B.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design; M.A., Syracuse University. Durwin Talon has been an illustrator, graphic designer, art director and educator. His research, development and teaching interests include technology with emphasis in visual communication, storytelling with roots in comic art, and traditional and electronic techniques. He was awarded an SBC Fellowship and several research grants for his academic pursuits. Talon has given numerous lectures and presentations on illustration, sequential art, video games and new media. He has written books on sequential art ("Panel Discussions" and "Comics Above Ground"), and his electronic illustrations have been featured on the covers of publications, in gallery exhibitions and advertising. He has served as chair of the Interface Symposium and VisionFest: Student Animation Competition for the New Media Program at Indiana University School of Informatics. His creator-owned projects include "Bonds" (Image Comics, 2007-08) and "Beautiful Scars" (with Guin Thompson, Archaia Studio Press, 2008). "Bonds" was included in the Society of Illustrators 49th Annual and exhibition. Courses: Survey of Illustration Editorial Illustration Materials and Techniques Drawing and Design for Illustrators
	Kurt Vargo Savannah School of Visual Arts; M.F.A.* Savannah College of Art and Design. Kurt Vargo came to SCAD after more than 20 years of teaching at the School of Visual Arts. His illustrations have appeared in books, magazines, annual reports, children's videos and posters in the United States, Europe and Japan. He has won numerous awards in the communications arts field, and his work has appeared in prestigious trade publications, including American Illustration, Big Book of Illustrations, Communication Arts and 3x3 Magazine. Clients include TIME Magazine, The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, Reader's Digest, Showtime, The Chicago Museum, Scholastic Publications and more. View his Web site: www.vargoart.com. Awards and Memberships: Founding member, Illustrators Partnership of America Member, Graphic Artists Guild Who's Who Among America's Teachers Courses: Editorial Illustration I Advertising Illustration I Pastel Techniques Illustration Self-promotion