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Giuseppe Castellano - Giuseppe Castellano is the host and publisher associated with IllustrationDept.com, an online education platform for illustrators.
Jon Klassen - The Influence Of Mid-century UPA Cartoons On His Children’s Book Career, Quieter Color Palettes, And Setting Boundaries As An Illustrator
Ann Telnaes - Her Departure From The Washington Post, Combating Cynicism, And Advice For Struggling Illustrators
Catia Chien - Balancing Personal And Artistic Lives, The Relationship Between The Nervous System And The Creative Process, And Practical Advice For Artists
From the archive: Yuko Shimizu
July 21, 2026
Giuseppe Castellano talks to award-winning illustrator, Yuko Shimizu about how illustrators can manage their fear of failure; how to negotiate with illustration clients; what necessary steps illustrators need to take to be successful; and more. To learn more about Yuko, visit yukoart.com. Artists mentioned in this episode include: Christoph Niemann, William Steig, Katsushika Hokusai, Mirko Ilić, Leo Lionni Originially published on June 10, 2019. If you find value in this podcast, consider sup...
Jon Klassen
July 14, 2026
Giuseppe Castellano talks to award-winning illustrator and writer, Jon Klassen about how mid-century UPA cartoons led him to a children’s book career; why illustrators can use quieter color palettes (despite being told otherwise); why illustrators should get into the habit of saying, “I don’t wanna”; and more. You can find Jon, his links, and his books on Instagram. Giuseppe mentioned his popular Substack article, Get Into Your Comfort Zone. You can read it here. Artists mentioned in this epi...
Ann Telnaes
July 07, 2026
Giuseppe Castellano talks to Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist, Ann Telnaes about her news-making departure from The Washington Post; how illustrators can combat cynicism; what advice she has for struggling illustrators; and more. To learn more about Ann, visit anntelnaes.com. Artists mentioned in this episode include: Barbara Dale, Barry Blitt, Thomas Nast, Honoré Daumier, Herb Block, Barbara Shermund Check out: anntelnaes.substack.com democracyundersiegedoc.org arenes.fr/livre...
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